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That means the RSPCA is needed now more than ever.

That means the RSPCA is needed now more than ever.

Westminster Hall debates: 29 January 2013 29 January 2013 JAN 29 2013 MPs debated the role of the RSPCA as a prosecutor at 9.30am and financial assistance to opposition parties at 2.30pm on Tuesday 29 January 2013.

Westminster Hall debate 9 October 2024 from 9:30am until 11:00am Government support for the RSPCA OCT 9 2024 9:30am Add event to calendar Next event Member Ruth Jones Labour Newport West and Islwyn Resources for this event Order Paper View the details for this event in the Daily Order Paper Commons Library research briefings Find the research briefing for this event Hansard record for this event Hansard entry Read the official report and Member contributions for this event

Justice Volume 565: debated on Monday 1 July 2013 JUL 1 2013 Download text Previous debate Next debate RSPCA Simon Hart Share this specific contribution To ask the Secretary of State for Justice on how many occasions his Department has, following an order of the Crown Court, paid money out of public funds to (a) the RSPCA and (b) defendants prosecuted by the RSPCA in the last five years; and what amount was paid on each such occasion.

Animal Welfare Show full question Question for Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UIN 85362, tabled on 27 October 2025 Question Olivia Blake Labour Sheffield Hallam Commons To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, whether his Department will take steps to (a) review and (b) increase the powers available to (i) the RSPCA and (ii) other animal welfare organisations to intervene in cases of suspected neglect.

Animal Welfare: Prosecutions Show full question Question for Ministry of Justice UIN 43185, tabled on 1 April 2025 Question Alberto Costa Conservative South Leicestershire Commons To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what estimate she has made of the number of private prosecution cases brought by the RSPCA being heard in the Crown Court since the introduction of the Animal Welfare Sentencing Act 2021.

Both the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) record data for suspected cases for certain animal offences.

Animal Welfare: Prosecutions Show full question Question for Ministry of Justice UIN 43183, tabled on 1 April 2025 Question Alberto Costa Conservative South Leicestershire Commons To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what estimate she has made of the number of private prosecution cases brought by the RSPCA being heard in the Crown Court and the Magistrates Court since the introduction of the Animal Welfare Act 2006.

It took many days for the police to obtain a warrant, and meanwhile all the RSPCA was able to do was post ice and food through the letterbox to keep the cat alive.

Non political Campaign to Protect Rural England Chief Executive 1998 - 2004 RSPCA Head of Press and Public Affairs 1990 - 1998 Political Horsham District Council Local Councillor 1987 - 1995 Public life House of Lords Appointments Commission Member 2020 - Meath Epilepsey Trust Patron 2018 - RSPCA Vice President 2011 - 2012 Institute for Public Policy Research Trustee 2009 - 2018

It took many days for the police to obtain a warrant, and meanwhile all the RSPCA was able to do was post ice and food through the letterbox to keep the cat alive.

In every region of England and Wales, the RSPCA has had to deal with more complaints this year than in previous years.

The RSPCA goes on to say that “We suggest that repeated minor s9 AWA offences could be covered by this legislation.

It took many days for the police to obtain a warrant, and meanwhile all the RSPCA was able to do was post ice and food through the letterbox to keep the cat alive.

Food: Labelling Show full question Question for Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UIN 97540, tabled on 5 December 2025 Question James Cartlidge Conservative South Suffolk Commons To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what steps she is taking to ensure food and drink sold in the UK is labelled according to RSPCA standards.

RSPCA stated that there had been a resurgence in dog fighting since the 1970s.[2] A report by the League Against Cruel Sports (LACS) estimated that one dog fight was happening per day in the UK.

That means the RSPCA is needed now more than ever.

Debate Pack Debate on government support for the RSPCA Thursday, 03 October, 2024 A Westminster Hall debate is scheduled for 9 October on government support for the RSPCA.

Animal Welfare: Prosecutions Show full question Question for Ministry of Justice UIN 43046, tabled on 1 April 2025 Question Tessa Munt Liberal Democrat Wells and Mendip Hills Commons To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, what estimate she has made of the number of private prosecution cases brought by the RSPCA under the Animal Welfare Act 2006.