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New plaque in Leamington park pays tribute to equine animals killed in First World War

A new plaque installed at a Leamington park pays tribute to the 8 million equine animals including horses, donkeys and mules, which were killed during the First World War.

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New plaque in Leamington park pays tribute to equine animals killed in First World War

A new plaque installed at a Leamington park pays tribute to the 8 million equine animals including horses, donkeys and mules, which were killed during the First World War.

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