DDAWatch Focus Campaign
Keep up the pressure for smarter laws. Join DDAWatch's email and letter campaign and keep the issue of BSL in the mind
of the public and the eye of the policy makers. By encouraging a focus on the flaws in our law you can make a difference.
Petitions are truly great vehicles for conveying large-scale public opinion to governments but personal letters (and emails) are even more
effective. Letters demand to be read, responded to, sometimes published and always to be carefully considered. Join our two letter campaigns.
The first step towards changing government policy is to tell government policy makers that things need changing. We can't expect government
to 'get it right' unless we tell them what they get wrong. DDAWatch supports its members in writing to their local MP and government ministers
in order to seek their
views and opinion on why section 1 of the DDA is still in force and showing no signs of being repealed or revised. Please download our letter
template, fill in the name and address of your local MP or government minister and send the letter to them direct.
Download Dangerous Dogs Act MP Letter
Find your local MP's contact details
Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs - Caroline Spelman, Defra, Nobel House, 17 Smith Square, London
SW1P 3JR
defra.helpline@defra.gsi.gov.uk
Parliamentary under-secretary with responsibility for dangerous dogs - Lord Henley, Defra, Nobel House, 17 Smith Square, London
SW1P 3JR
defra.helpline@defra.gsi.gov.uk
Home Secretary Rt Hon Theresa May MP, 2 Marsham Street, London, SW1P 4DF
defra.helpline@defra.gsi.gov.uk
Lobby for support and raise awareness by joining our monthly Special Target letter campaign. Every month DDAWatch will encourage members
to write to suggested targets which alternate between government, media, local authorities and enforcement or animal welfare organisations.
Join the Special Target letter club on the DDAWatch forum.
This months special target letter
DDAWatch Outreach Campaign
Spreading the word!
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