Greyhound racing ban promised in Wales

Greyhound racing will be banned “practically as soon as possible”, Welsh government has said.

Deputy Minister Huw Irranca-Davies announced a plan to air the game, which has been criticized for damaging dogs.

It follows a restriction, a government consultation and a cross-party call for a petition that attracted the 35,000 signature.

Wales has only one dog-racing track: Valley Stadium in Ystrad Mynach. This will be the first UK nation to ban the game.

The ministers have been under pressure to ban the game, including their own labor members.

Last Wednesday, Mr. Iranaka-Dewis said that he would make a announcement “in the spring”, but six days later he said “is now the right time to ban Greyhound racing in Wales”.

He said, “I am happy to share with Sendd today that I have seen the power to feel on it, and I heard,” he said.

Shri Iranaka-Devi-Devi people pointed out a ban in other countries including New Zealand, where the government announced the ban in December.

No date has been announced for the Welsh ban, but the Deputy Minister said: “I want a ban to apply as soon as possible.

“Dogs, their owners, and those involved in the industry around the racetrack will have to work to ensure that this activity can be away from this activity, while still currently protecting the welfare of dogs within the industry, local community and local economy Can

He said that an “implementation group” would learn from other countries and advise the government how to ban, he said.