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Motorists urged to slow down as cows are back on commons

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Motorists are being urged to slow down as cattle return to grazing on Minchinhampton, Rodborough and Selsley Commons today, Tuesday. 

Cattle are being released on Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons on May Marking Day, including Highland breeds.

Residents are being urged to observe speed limits across the commons, avoid distressing animals by observing them only from a safe distance, practising responsible dog ownership by not allowing dogs to bother livestock or wash in animal troughs.

Traditionally, May 13th is Marking Day when the cows are brought from the overwintering fields and sheds and released back onto the commons to roam and graze. The annual event sees each cow tagged – or marked – for identification before being released.

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