Chichester extends dog control order for three years

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 8 Oct, 13:48 · Archive

Chichester District Council has extended a Public Space Protection Order covering dog control in public spaces for three years. The order regulates how dogs must be managed in public areas within the district.

The Argus reports that breaching the order could result in a £150 fine for dog owners. The extension continues the council's enforcement of these rules for the designated period.

How it is being reported

• The rules which could land dog owners with a £150 fineA Public Space Protection Order covering dog control in public spaces has been extended for three years by Chichester District Council.The Argus · 8 Oct, 12:42
• Dog control order extended for three years by Chichester District CouncilA Public Space Protection Order covering dog control in public spaces has been extended for three years by Chichester District Council.Chichester Observer · 6 Oct, 19:24

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