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[Opinion] 'Nature Can't Fight for Itself': Kingston Woman Wants Help to Fund Legal Advice to 'Save' Beetles

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Caroline Shah said she is prepared to take potential legal action against Richmond Council over what she feels is a serious threat to nature in Richmond Park

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'Nature can't fight for itself': Kingston woman wants help to fund legal advice to 'save' beetles

Caroline Shah said she is prepared to take potential legal action against Richmond Council over what she feels is a serious threat to nature in Richmond Park

·London, United Kingdom
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Kingston city council to seek legal opinion about child safety zones

KINGSTON — The city’s lawyers are to look at the legal details of a proposal to create child safety zones around parks, playgrounds, splash pads and anywhere else young people could be.

·Kingston, Canada
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