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Wallabies, porcupines and parrots to be moved after neighbours’ complaints

A collection of animals kept by James Wale is due to be moved after complaints from neighbours. Wale relocated to the site two years ago and keeps wallabies, porcupines and rare birds, including parrots.

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A collection of wallabies, porcupines and parrots kept by James Wale is due to be moved after neighbours raised complaints about the animals and the site where they are housed.

Mr Wale moved to the site two years ago and has since kept a range of animals there, including wallabies and rare birds. The collection has been described as resembling a tropical jungle, with porcupines and parrots also among the animals involved.

The complaints have led to the animals, or the collection in which they are kept, being required to move. The supplied information does not specify who issued that requirement, where the animals will go or when the move is expected to take place.

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No further details are available about the nature of the neighbours’ concerns or any official response. The latest known position is that the collection must be relocated following the complaints.

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