#dl12 - Twitter Hashtag

2 months ago

#frosinonejuve le prime partite sempre le più difficili quindi va bene i 3 punti ma lavorerei - se possibile - sul cinismo! Ho capito dopo la scelta di #celik. Benino #DL12. Lavorare, lavorare e lavorare!!! #finoallafine @juventibus @juventusfc

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Animal Adoptions UK 🐕‍🦺🐈🐎❤️

@AdoptionsUk

8 months ago

Please retweet CONVICTED | serial animal abuser Kerry Anne Pickersgill, 48, and her daughter Ellie Newby, 25, from #BarnardCastle, #CountyDurham #DL12 #UK - caused immense suffering to dozens of horses and dogs on their farm, some deceased - AVOID JAIL📢🌈 Animal welfare officers from the RSPCA and World Horse Welfare discovered 22 horses living in squalid conditions alongside deceased equines in barns and stables. Many of the horses were underweight, with some having collapsed. In addition, 21 dogs were found in sheds and trailers on the farm, many of them matted with mouldy faeces. Following an investigation by the RSPCA, charges were brought against the pair. Pickersgill, who was already banned for life from keeping any animals following a cruelty conviction in May 2015, pleaded guilty to charges relating to 22 horses and 21 dogs while Newby admitted two counts of causing unnecessary suffering to two dogs. In written testimony provided to the court, RSPCA Inspector Ian Smith recounted the grim discovery of horse bones. He stated: "As I approached the mound I saw the skeletal remains of an equine. The rib cage was clearly obvious and a foreleg under some branches. "As we walked round the pile I came across bones from various parts of an equine's body and a head. These had been there for some considerable time as flesh had decomposed. "I was then led to a stable which had no lighting but I was still able to see a chestnut foal and its deceased mother lying in the corner. This stable was filthy and deep in faeces. There was no fresh bedding for this live youngster but someone had dropped some hay onto the faeces and given water." Inspector Smith also discovered a large shed adjacent to the stable. He reported: "It contained seven horses, some of which were covered with a rug and looked in poor condition. This shed was split in two and in the other section there were two young equines lying dead on the floor, a skewbald and a bay which still had a rug on it. The conditions were very poor, filthy and soaking wet with no clean bedding whatsoever. It was clear that the animals at this establishment could not stay like this." RSPCA Inspector Heidi Cleaver provided written evidence to the court, describing how the dogs were housed amongst mouldy faeces and debris in damp stables, sheds and trailers. She stated: "All of them were being kept in wholly unsuitable living conditions. The floors were littered with days' worth of dog mess, there was nowhere clean and dry for them to rest and no access to clean and fresh water. The smell of ammonia inside some of the closed sheds and horseboxes was quite overwhelming." Her colleague, Inspector Clare Wilson, said in her evidence: "Most of the dogs were kept in the dark and the lights that were pointed out by Ms Pickersgill did not work when turned on. "Many of the dogs were extremely underweight with all bones easily seen and felt and all were matted, stained and smelly, most with mouldy faeces matted into their fur. "I saw a dead horse on a muck pile outside in the farmyard." The court heard that 16 live horses were transported to a private equine centre for urgent veterinary care. Six of these animals belonged to third parties and had been on loan to the defendants. Pickersgill and Newby also consented to surrender the dogs, which comprised Spaniels, Cockapoos, Poodle crosses and Old English Sheepdogs. Several of the animals were so weak they required RSPCA officers to carry them from the sheds and stables. Eight horses were found in such dire condition that the examining veterinary surgeon advised euthanasia to prevent further suffering. Many exhibited severely overgrown hooves, with one case involving three years without trimming, and dental neglect spanning two years. Lice and worm infestations were widespread, and numerous horses had coats stained with faeces. All of the animals were lacking adequate food, with the vast majority underweight, their body condition scores ranging from emaciated to moderate. Some were so famished they were witnessed eating their own faeces. The only water available on site was brown and contaminated, with certain horses having no access to water whatsoever. The dogs were afflicted with numerous health problems, including matted coats, fur loss, dental disease, inflamed ears and infected eyes. Many had sore paws, which the vet attributed to standing in damp, ammonia-laden conditions. Four were classified as emaciated by the vet and assigned the lowest possible body condition score of one out of nine. Among them was an Old English Sheepdog named Ali, who was housed in a shed behind the main property. She weighed just 13.3kg and had been starved for months. Her coat was severely matted with mouldy faeces, her paws damaged from standing on wet ground for extended periods, and her ears were red and infected. Ali required sedation to have her matted fur clipped. By late April, whilst in RSPCA care, her weight had risen to 21.45kg. Another dog, a greyhound named Minty, had wounds on his hocks and hips, and a crusty, swollen tail injury so serious it required amputation. He was infested with fleas and weighed 25.9kg, gaining eight kilograms whilst under the charity's care. The court heard that the dogs' matted coats were pulling at their skin, causing inflammation and pain. The vet described their living conditions as "wholly unacceptable" and stated the animals had suffered for up to "several months". The majority of the rescued were nursed back to health and rehomed by the RSPCA Felledge Animal and Equine Centre in County Durham and RSPCA - Great Ayton Animal Centre in North Yorkshire. The surviving horses are being looked after by World Horse Welfare and have made encouraging progress. A Shetland pony also rescued from the farm has since been rehomed by the RSPCA's Felledge Equine Centre. After the sentencing hearing, Inspector Cleaver commented: "Everyone who worked at the scene for many hours was left shocked by what they encountered. The images of starving horses standing alongside dead ones, and scores of nervous dogs living in near darkness, will stay with us all for a long time. "A large number of animals suffered greatly and for some it was sadly too late. Thanks to staff at our Felledge and Great Ayton animal centres, the majority of the dogs were rehabilitated and rehomed. "Our thanks also go to our colleagues at World Horse Welfare for the incredible work they have done to get the surviving horses back to good health, and to the vets, the dog behaviourist and the police officers who worked with us on site until late in the evening." SENTENCING - Pickersgill received a two-year prison sentence, SUSPENDED for two years. She was also ordered to complete 25 rehabilitation activity requirement days, 100 hours of unpaid work, and a six-month mental health treatment order. Newby was given a 12-month community order and instructed to complete 150 hours of unpaid work. She was also banned from keeping dogs for five years. https://t.co/7KyGHpAqjZ https://t.co/TH6B8P4Z13... Original post on facebook 👇 https://t.co/pnWGlbdXrM #KerryAnnePickersgill #EllieNewby #horses #dog #animalcruelty #adoptdontshop @KatieAmess @ConservativeAWF @RSPCA_official Please share so that people know not to sell animals to Kerry Anne Pickersgill or Ellie Newby .

AdoptionsUk's tweet photo. Please retweet CONVICTED | serial animal abuser Kerry Anne Pickersgill, 48, and her daughter Ellie Newby, 25, from #BarnardCastle, #CountyDurham #DL12 #UK - caused immense suffering to dozens of horses and dogs on their farm, some deceased - AVOID JAIL📢🌈
Animal welfare officers from the RSPCA and World Horse Welfare discovered 22 horses living in squalid conditions alongside deceased equines in barns and stables. Many of the horses were underweight, with some having collapsed.
In addition, 21 dogs were found in sheds and trailers on the farm, many of them matted with mouldy faeces.
Following an investigation by the RSPCA, charges were brought against the pair. Pickersgill, who was already banned for life from keeping any animals following a cruelty conviction in May 2015, pleaded guilty to charges relating to 22 horses and 21 dogs while Newby admitted two counts of causing unnecessary suffering to two dogs.
In written testimony provided to the court, RSPCA Inspector Ian Smith recounted the grim discovery of horse bones. He stated: "As I approached the mound I saw the skeletal remains of an equine. The rib cage was clearly obvious and a foreleg under some branches.
"As we walked round the pile I came across bones from various parts of an equine's body and a head. These had been there for some considerable time as flesh had decomposed.
"I was then led to a stable which had no lighting but I was still able to see a chestnut foal and its deceased mother lying in the corner. This stable was filthy and deep in faeces. There was no fresh bedding for this live youngster but someone had dropped some hay onto the faeces and given water."
Inspector Smith also discovered a large shed adjacent to the stable. He reported: "It contained seven horses, some of which were covered with a rug and looked in poor condition. This shed was split in two and in the other section there were two young equines lying dead on the floor, a skewbald and a bay which still had a rug on it. The conditions were very poor, filthy and soaking wet with no clean bedding whatsoever. It was clear that the animals at this establishment could not stay like this."
RSPCA Inspector Heidi Cleaver provided written evidence to the court, describing how the dogs were housed amongst mouldy faeces and debris in damp stables, sheds and trailers. She stated: "All of them were being kept in wholly unsuitable living conditions. The floors were littered with days' worth of dog mess, there was nowhere clean and dry for them to rest and no access to clean and fresh water. The smell of ammonia inside some of the closed sheds and horseboxes was quite overwhelming."
Her colleague, Inspector Clare Wilson, said in her evidence: "Most of the dogs were kept in the dark and the lights that were pointed out by Ms Pickersgill did not work when turned on.
"Many of the dogs were extremely underweight with all bones easily seen and felt and all were matted, stained and smelly, most with mouldy faeces matted into their fur.
"I saw a dead horse on a muck pile outside in the farmyard."
The court heard that 16 live horses were transported to a private equine centre for urgent veterinary care. Six of these animals belonged to third parties and had been on loan to the defendants.
Pickersgill and Newby also consented to surrender the dogs, which comprised Spaniels, Cockapoos, Poodle crosses and Old English Sheepdogs. Several of the animals were so weak they required RSPCA officers to carry them from the sheds and stables.
Eight horses were found in such dire condition that the examining veterinary surgeon advised euthanasia to prevent further suffering. Many exhibited severely overgrown hooves, with one case involving three years without trimming, and dental neglect spanning two years.
Lice and worm infestations were widespread, and numerous horses had coats stained with faeces.
All of the animals were lacking adequate food, with the vast majority underweight, their body condition scores ranging from emaciated to moderate.
Some were so famished they were witnessed eating their own faeces. The only water available on site was brown and contaminated, with certain horses having no access to water whatsoever.
The dogs were afflicted with numerous health problems, including matted coats, fur loss, dental disease, inflamed ears and infected eyes. Many had sore paws, which the vet attributed to standing in damp, ammonia-laden conditions.
Four were classified as emaciated by the vet and assigned the lowest possible body condition score of one out of nine. Among them was an Old English Sheepdog named Ali, who was housed in a shed behind the main property.
She weighed just 13.3kg and had been starved for months. Her coat was severely matted with mouldy faeces, her paws damaged from standing on wet ground for extended periods, and her ears were red and infected.
Ali required sedation to have her matted fur clipped. By late April, whilst in RSPCA care, her weight had risen to 21.45kg.
Another dog, a greyhound named Minty, had wounds on his hocks and hips, and a crusty, swollen tail injury so serious it required amputation. He was infested with fleas and weighed 25.9kg, gaining eight kilograms whilst under the charity's care.
The court heard that the dogs' matted coats were pulling at their skin, causing inflammation and pain. The vet described their living conditions as "wholly unacceptable" and stated the animals had suffered for up to "several months".
The majority of the rescued were nursed back to health and rehomed by the RSPCA Felledge Animal and Equine Centre in County Durham and RSPCA - Great Ayton Animal Centre in North Yorkshire.
The surviving horses are being looked after by World Horse Welfare and have made encouraging progress. A Shetland pony also rescued from the farm has since been rehomed by the RSPCA's Felledge Equine Centre.
After the sentencing hearing, Inspector Cleaver commented: "Everyone who worked at the scene for many hours was left shocked by what they encountered. The images of starving horses standing alongside dead ones, and scores of nervous dogs living in near darkness, will stay with us all for a long time.
"A large number of animals suffered greatly and for some it was sadly too late. Thanks to staff at our Felledge and Great Ayton animal centres, the majority of the dogs were rehabilitated and rehomed.
"Our thanks also go to our colleagues at World Horse Welfare for the incredible work they have done to get the surviving horses back to good health, and to the vets, the dog behaviourist and the police officers who worked with us on site until late in the evening."

SENTENCING -
Pickersgill received a two-year prison sentence, SUSPENDED for two years. She was also ordered to complete 25 rehabilitation activity requirement days, 100 hours of unpaid work, and a six-month mental health treatment order.

Newby was given a 12-month community order and instructed to complete 150 hours of unpaid work. She was also banned from keeping dogs for five years.
https://t.co/7KyGHpAqjZ
https://t.co/TH6B8P4Z13...
Original post on facebook 👇
https://t.co/pnWGlbdXrM

#KerryAnnePickersgill #EllieNewby #horses #dog #animalcruelty #adoptdontshop @KatieAmess @ConservativeAWF @RSPCA_official

Please share so that people know not to sell animals to Kerry Anne Pickersgill or Ellie Newby .

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Clive Hill @Clive_Hill

almost 2 years ago

Off to @SheffieldArena this afternoon with @OisinSJHill for the #DL12 indoor trials - hospitality, circuit tour, and meeting the riders after. Can't wait to see @tonibou_oficial live!

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𝑚𝑜𝑚𝑜ℎ𝑎🍑모모하 @momoha_csm

almost 2 years ago

#今日のメイク秋っぽくオレンジブラウンメイク🤎 アイシャドウとリップはくすみがほぼないブラウンだからイエベ春の私も使いやすくてお気に入り🥰 🪄セザンヌ「ビタートーンアイシャドウ」オレンジガナッシュ 💄ブラックルージュ「ダブルレイヤーオーバーベルベット」#DL12 投票も完了🗳️✨

momoha_csm's tweet photo. #今日のメイク
秋っぽくオレンジブラウンメイク🤎

アイシャドウとリップはくすみがほぼないブラウンだからイエベ春の私も使いやすくてお気に入り🥰

🪄セザンヌ「ビタートーンアイシャドウ」オレンジガナッシュ
💄ブラックルージュ「ダブルレイヤーオーバーベルベット」#DL12

投票も完了🗳️✨ https://t.co/Jc3AVkhzHF

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Doble Motorcycles

@DobleHonda

almost 3 years ago

“Why is no one talking about this?” Check out Toni Bou in action at #DL12 in Sheffield last week. It was an awesome spectacle to watch and a real privilege to be si close to the action. Roll on next year! @Repsol #Montesa #HRC #DougieLampkin #ToniBou #GabrielMarcelli #Repsol

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Honda UK Motorcycles @HondaUKBikes

almost 3 years ago

One week on from the iconic DL12 Trial and we have a full review and interviews from the Honda riders and winners, including Honda UK athlete Toby Martyn. Head over to our Engine room page using this link to find out more - https://t.co/pwtnoRj3MW #Honda #HondaMontesa #DL12

HondaUKBikes's tweet photo. One week on from the iconic DL12 Trial and we have a full review and interviews from the Honda riders and winners, including Honda UK athlete Toby Martyn.

Head over to our Engine room page using this link to find out more - https://t.co/pwtnoRj3MW

#Honda
#HondaMontesa
#DL12 https://t.co/ezVa5pS9JS

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トライアルのメディアStraightOn @StraightOn_d

almost 3 years ago

先週末イギリスで開催された #DL12 INDOOR TRIALで、#sherco でのデビュー戦となったアダム・ラガ。トニーに次いでいきなり2位獲得ですが、このマシンはアダム専用に作られていますね。 #ストレートオン #トライアル #TRIAL #StraightOn

StraightOn_d's tweet photo. 先週末イギリスで開催された #DL12 INDOOR TRIALで、#sherco でのデビュー戦となったアダム・ラガ。
トニーに次いでいきなり2位獲得ですが、このマシンはアダム専用に作られていますね。
#ストレートオン #トライアル #TRIAL #StraightOn https://t.co/PYw6OEnbOg

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Paul Styles @paulstyles1

almost 3 years ago

We had a fabulous weekend as VIP guests of #Honda #Montesa at the #DL12 in Sheffield’s Utilita Arena. It was great to see Toby Martyn and Gabriel Marcelli in action! Well done to Toni Bou for an awesome WIN, it was well deserved. #Repsol #HondaTrials #MontesaTrials #Trials

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Northumbrian Water @nwater_care

over 3 years ago

⚠️ #DL12 #BarnardCastle ⚠️ Emergency Repair Required. Water supplies around #TownHead may be affected until 5:15pm. Thank you for your patience Alex

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Trialworld @Trialworld

almost 4 years ago

🏁 Clasificación final #DL12 #XTrial #AdamRaga #JaimeBusto #GabrielMarcelli

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Vertigo Trial @VertigoTrial

about 4 years ago

So much to illuminate😍💚 #DL12 #DougieLampkinReplica2023

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The Animal Team

@The_Animal_Team

over 4 years ago

#YorkshireTerrier #found near #BillyLane #Langleydale #BarnardCastle #DL12 area. Chip details not updated. Now with Castle Veterinary Surgeons. If she is yours please☎️01833 637700. Proof of ownership will be required. https://t.co/q4OYToq2t2 #FoundDog #StrayDog #dogsoftwitter

The_Animal_Team's tweet photo. #YorkshireTerrier #found near #BillyLane #Langleydale #BarnardCastle #DL12 area. Chip details not updated. Now with Castle Veterinary Surgeons. If she is yours please☎️01833 637700. Proof of ownership will be required. https://t.co/q4OYToq2t2 #FoundDog #StrayDog #dogsoftwitter https://t.co/HrHoXTw1Hr

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bvm-moto @bvm_trialsport

about 5 years ago

New bike day for Paul as he picks up his brand new Dougie Lampkin Replica Vertigo 250cc! 😎 #trials #vertigo #newbikeday #teammichelin #renthal #dl12 #trialshop #bikeshop

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Vertigo Trial @VertigoTrial

about 5 years ago

Getting creative with the @dougielampkin Replica😍💚 #DL12 📸In a Balance

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Sheila Sobrany RGN RNT MA HE @SheilaSobrany

about 5 years ago

@TracieJolliff @Prerana_Issar @AKPritchard2 @AntonEmmanuel2 @samanthallen @Jenldt @riddell_marcus @JacquelineLD @TEDTalks Thank you for sharing this useful resource for any organisation Tracie🙏🏽 #DL12 @joan_myers @CalvinMoorley @RuthOshikanlu @neoslip @EMCLimited @ReleasingYou @JannettMorgan @SkyFlier6981 @BeverlyJoshua2 @GinaAwokoH @yvonnecoghill1 @NicBeech1

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Northumbrian Water @nwater_care

about 5 years ago

⚠️ #DL12 #BarnardCastle ⚠️ Emergency Repair Required. Repairs are usually complete within 2-3 hours but we will update further if this changes. Thank you for your patience - Jonny

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Sheila Sobrany RGN RNT MA HE @SheilaSobrany

over 5 years ago

Find a sponsor not a coach @CNOBME_SAG @NicBeech1 @JannettMorgan #DL12 @MDX_ANTIRACISM @SkyFlier6981 @fernandof1974

Sheila Sobrany RGN RNT MA HE @SheilaSobrany

over 5 years ago

@alisonleary1 @fernandof1974 @london_trini @FeliciaJCox @LisaRCNLDN @joan_myers Interesting point but then the toxic cultures that allows nepotism & cronyism of racism, continues to thrive so no change can happen to support strategies within the organisation, it is about maintaining the status quo, talented #GEM staff will leave. No progress on the issue🤦🏽‍♀️

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