@Solitude11-11 if all birds are included it looks less suspect. The message will be trotted out that it's so local regulatory services can protect the public in the event of an outbreak of avian flu,what it really is though is pinpointing where there are tax opportunities for essentially having 'livestock' and being able to gain produce. They can't have people being self sufficient and require the population to be reliant on the state. I see a mass cull on the horizon quite frankly,I'm afraid.
That’s bollocks! We (France) did not “ignore it”! What is wrong with you gammons?! What we did was to allow inspectors (without notice)to check every one of our chickens for signs of avian influenza and to either euthenise, recommend treatment and recommend any changes. Non compliance results in heavy fines.
I live in Australia so am not subjected to this. I have magpies, wood ducks, honey eaters, crows, kookaburras, ibis and many other birds. Because these all fly free there is NOTHING anyone can do to uphold biosecurity. Unless someone is going to set out to eliminate all natural birds. What can they hope to achieve?
Absolutely!! If we just ignore this nonsense they have no power! We need to stand against this wickedness, it's another form of control. Me personally has had enough of this draconian system!
I used to have dozens of chickens ducks pigeons, peacocks pheasants etc etc when I lived on a farm growing up I very tempted to get chickens again just to break the stupid rules 
You'll be shocked how stupid some people are! They willingly tell the government everything - despite history having shown time and time again that such total control is never for a good purpose!
It's a fowl plot, soon we will need a licence to grow our own food, this is already the case in some American states. First they came for the chickens!!.
If you place your chickens into a private trust you no longer own the chicken the trust does which will mean you cannot be jailed or fined. Private trusts sit in equity which is separate from legislation, I would seriously recommend anyone learning about having a private trust. I would also suggest a PMA, private members association to add extra protection too. All the best.
I can confirm that you are unlikely to get even a slap on the wrist for small scale (less than 50 birds) poultry theft. I know because a van filled with 40+ of my very best, rare breed 6 month old pullets ( entered for auction and due to make £45+ each) ( a dozen of their eggs could go for over £60 ) was pulled over for a broken tail light, and the birds discovered in the back, the police let them go, with a caution, even though this was the second raid that I’d reported. I never saw any of my birds again. After the third raid, I gave up. So, unless your stolen chickens are discovered in the back room of a butchers shop, the thieves are quite safe.
If you have worked on large chicken farms you will know that there can be anything from 250,000 birds up to and beyond 500,000. Daily death rate is high so how is that farmer going fill in forms everyday to notify the government to what is changing with those chickens everyday. No doubt the big corporations have done their bit of lobbying yet again to gain more control over poultry and egg production.
I never thought about keeping chickens in the UK, but since I now live in the Philippines and just about everyone around me keeps chickens and I have started to keep chickens. I think reasons for whole registration thing in the UK is laughable.
They did. They crashed the registration website the first day, by registering everything from frozen chickens, to rubber chickens and even cats that identify as chickens 🤣🤣🤣
Same for us pigeon fancies... thay say it's to monitor avian influenza... which may be a fact but it's also just another form of increased control by the back door... Once thy have the data, expect more legislation to follow...
@@digitalmarketingwithbrye thank you for the comment. I could not agree more. They just keep tightening the knot 🪢 if this continues there will be no life.
It has nothing to do with keeping us safe - its soft speak to attack self sufficient people! To destroy the food chain to starve people. Its funny one of agenda 21 goals is to eradicate hunger, yet on the other hand they work hard and make all these idiot laws who really is crimes against humanity it self and total authoritarian tyranny! Who exactly do the exact opposite as what they say they want. And again -- they call Putin a dictator?? And evil..?? Yet in Russia no one give a shit how many chicken s you have and out in the country its very common people have chickens and goats running around.. Its farming life there. And just again if there is a avian outbreak its probably some of their vax shit that did it
@@bridiebriar9823 thanks for your comment. Never went near that toxic vaccine. Refused to be a Guinea pig for them. Terrible what they done. Hopefully people think twice about the chicken request. I have lost so much trust in governments.
Accept that was different. There was no criminal penalty for not getting the vaccine. The is a criminal penalty upto prison for not registering chickens
@@itsasimplelife1980I didn't register even when I had 140 birds. Only for person use, I'm not selling and my birds are behind fences unable to infect anyone else's birds. It's wild birds spreading it always was always will be
Will this include people like Alex Darwell. Will the big landowners have to register the grouse and other game birds flying over and around all the acres of ground they have?
Don't forget the eggs in your fridge... I got 20. Today that is. I eat several most days. Tomorrow I'll probably only have 14. And so on... but next week I'll probably buy more...
If you say naughty words on facebook or keep unregistered chickens they’ll lock you up… enter the country illegally and they’ll shower you with everything you need. Well done labour voters, hope you all have ‘buyer’s remorse’
i dont own any....but wont stop them coming in my garden to scratch about.....what gives politicians the right to tell us we have to register anything we own.
An update: I tried to find the bird registration form to register... my 20 eggs in the fridge. The government website to register birds is down. Must have crashed after everybody registered their frozen chickens... I still found a form. Questions include: location where you keep the birds. What can I say... my refrigerator... and tomorrow I'll probably eat 6 of the eggs😁
Everybody is getting wound up about this and the first time I was asked to register all my chickens, geese and ducks 3 years ago, I bridled a bit. The big difference was that there was an avian flue outbreak over most of the country. It wasn’t the registration that really TD me off, but the demand that I should ‘House all my registered birds’ Unless one is a professional producer of inclosed hens, it is all but impossible to prevent small wild birds from getting access to your birds or their feed, and both geese and ducks are grazers and do not take to indoor living. So I filled in the form and sent it back with all the thousands of other forms, and then did nothing. Sure that if the flue broke out near me, they would come and “ cull “ all my very healthy birds and of course any that looked peeky. I had a whole 16 birds. Now, ether Starmer and his merry ‘Them/They’ have been told that we are about to be hit by a serious pandemic of zoomorphic Avian disease, or he realises that he hasn’t yet picked on all we indigenous Brits that don’t live in the city. Not a good idea, kicking a hornets nest comes to mind.
I doubt that they'll even monitor this. When I kept goats and a couple of pigs, they all had to be tagged and entered into my movement book which was kept at home. Not once did anyone ever visit to check if what was entered in my movement book matched the animals that I had or if my animals were actually tagged. The biggest risk will be the local curtain-twitcher who likes to make themselves feel important by reporting every infraction of every rule by everybody around them.
If people are stupid enough to do as they are told and tell the government everything, it's their own fault if the government takes what little they have away. Which is the reason for this new law... same with the new law that all cats must be microchipped.
@@itsasimplelife1980 That law came into being a few years ago, all cats must by law now be microchipped. If any cat is not microchipped the council has the power to take the cat away, microchip him/her, and only then return kitty to his/her parents - and charge them for it! Given that there was a time when all Jews had to register (as someone has rightly pointed out here in the comments), we all know where this will end...
@@itsasimplelife1980 This new law came about a few years ago, all cats must be microchipped. If any cat is not microchipped, the council has the power to take the cat away, get kitty chipped, and only then return him/her to his/her parents... and charge them for it! Given that there was a time when all Jews had to register (as someone rightly pointed out in the comments), we all know where this will end...
Thank you for your comment. My grandpa (not Jew) when arrived in U.K. after the war had to register, check in every week not get in one bit of trouble, no trouble at work etc. any default no compliance he would of been sent straight back to Europe….
We all need to register to this day, they want to know we're we live how many live there etc etc. This is what a socialists government looks like., do as we say or prison for you, labour is no longer for the working class there here to destroy and control you.
Already there did you not see them testing the water saying better for the environment to buy from supermarket than grow ourselves lol thanks for the comment
Thanks for your comment. I totally agree. I am trying to go one step further with pasture raised. I worked in a large chicken egg producer and asked about the free range. In that company if they got out for 20mins it was classed as free range lol. The rest of time locked up no light and fed on pellets…
Get chat GPT to write a defence against the Non- registration of your birds by using the ECHR.. It makes a case against registering "PRIVATE PROPERTY". "Right to Respect for Private and Family Life (Article 8 of the ECHR) Under Article 8 of the ECHR, I am entitled to respect for my private and family life, my home, and my personal data. While the state may interfere with this right in pursuit of public health objectives under Article 8(2), any such interference must be lawful, necessary, and proportionate." IT IS NOT ! And there is a whole lot more....
Thanks for your comment. They are saying though you will be fine and jail sentence if you don’t comply. They are trying to take that choice away which is very sad
The only way they can fine you is if you consent to letting them in to your property to check AND if you consent to being the name of the person you registered under. So don’t open the door and if you do and they ask you to confirm your name you simply say I don’t need to answer your questions thank you and you are trespassing on private property please leave, it’s all threats and coercion just like ‘Covid’. No one forced anyone to take a test or a jab but they can lie, bully and coerce. Just ignore. They are simply goons following orders
thank you so much for the comment, it means a lot. Hope you enjoy my future videos as much. I will try and mix it up so not all serious. Some more life/look after yourself one’s coming and working on a couple of self sufficiency ones too. Spring next year I will make a video on the journey of hatching an egg to full grown bird as well. Have a nice weekend
From Gov website: When you do not need to register You do not need to register psittaciformes or passeriformes (such as budgies, parrots, cockatiels and finches) if they are both: fully housed in a dwelling (your home or another indoor structure) with no access to the open air You do not need to register an exempt bird to visit a veterinary practice. If your birds are taken outdoors at any time, for example to be exercised, trained, or taken to bird gatherings or shows, they must be registered.
Thanks for your comment - I know! Bees are struggling so much in the U.K. due to a terrible climate which has been messed with by spraying of skies, fields etc :(
While i dont aggree with this new legislation. As a small holder its no biggy. I already have goats and pigs registered with defra. Dont let it stop you people.
If tv licence inspectors can harass you for just having a tv and POTENTIALLY being able to commit a crime, does this mean that Bird Licence Inspectors will be able to check for EGGS?
Not budgies! There have been lots of untruthful stories circulating about this. Only birds that fly free like gamebirds, those that are traditionally kept as farmyard stock, raptors used for flying demonstrations pigeons etc. In essense, birds that are likely to be in contact with wild birds or those that could be used for meat or eggs production need be registered. It was in place for those owning 60 or more birds decades ago because recording egg or meat production was necessary so that, in a food poisoning outbreak a particular keeper, who might have caused it through dirty production method and poor hygiene could be held respinsible. When avian flu became a thing, it was changed to those keeping more than 20 birds and a about 2 years ago to just one. Pigeons and, I think raptors kept for flying displays etc are all included. I filled in the form again last wek. We used to keep around 60 birds, ducks, geese and chickens for egg production in a traditional, pastures setting but have retired and now have only 8 layers for our own eggs. You don't pay anything and you are registered and not licenced. Pet birds such as partots, budgies or canaries are not on the online form but Defra mentions that, if kept in an outdoor avery, the mesh must be small enough for wild birds not to get in. Technically, all swans are wild, you can't legally own one so, if one takes up residence in your land, you amenities owner and so wouldn't need to register it. If you don't know the ordinance survey map number where you keep them you can just fill in the post code and say something like ' in the back garden.' None of this is the big deal it has been made out to be. It took me less than 5 minutes to fill and return and an acceptance letter came back within three days. It was easier and faster than telling the DVLA when we sold our car.
Here in Portugal only commercial poultry places need to register,everyone has the right to keep own birds or grow own garden,though the powers that be did reduce the numbers of birds which can be kept without registration.
I can imagine the dystopian water holes selling half litres of grog in the future. That one old guy in the corner. "I remember Chickens and eggs youd get them for a dozen or arrf a dozen" As the Van pulls up to whisk him away.
I have a robin Redbreast, 3 blackbirds, cheeky wee birds, about 8 sparrows, and half a dozen crows, O i forgot 2 magpies. Winifred Thompson. Northern Ireland.
If you're interested, research "Ross 708", "Cobb" and "ISA" with the word "poultry", "broilers" or "chickens". The corporations behind the breeding of meat and egg producing birds will not admit that in their quest for high volume efficient production, they failed to also improve disease resistance. So a home bred or sustainably managed farm will always have birds that have similar disease resistance to wild populations. Wild bred, genetically diverse species will always outlive "clones" (very little genetic variance poultry). It's already happening with bananas. The original banana is already extinct.
I would,much rather pay more money for a pasture raised organic well fed chicken that is genuinely healthy to consume and what people dont do anymore is make their stock etc to get full use from the bones and that’s another healthy meal. We pay the money for the better ones because if that.
How is the shooting estates going to manage this .. They have the most birds wandering all over the place , Someone,s not thought this through 😂 but this is the U.K. so that’s entirely expected..
The new rules cover owners of backyard flocks, birds of prey and pigeon fanciers, but do not affect caged pet birds (excluding any poultry species) kept entirely inside a domestic dwelling, such as a parrot, canary or budgie, which never leaves the property other than to visit a vet or another short-term period.
Lobby your Local and district MP’s, that’s what they are there for. If every owner of any bird (or not, if you feel this is wrong) approaches their MP and says they think the law is a control measure and can affect their human rights, I’m sure the MP will do all they can. If not, you complain they are not representing their constituents and don’t deserve their place on the local or central gov. We’ve been owning and collecting eggs forever, and bird flu hasn’t been a problem in hundreds of years, only since the Chinese in 1996! What’s changed…..it’s the way the world food producers keep their animals and bird that cause diseases. They should be the ones to clean up their act, not a poultry (😮apologies) few. This is another monitoring exercise……I’m just a little fed up with people moaning and not actually doing anything.
Some people will be keeping chickens because the don't have money. They are the people that will end up in a slammer. Granny keeps a chicken? IN THE SLAMMER. Rupert got a budgie? IN THE SLAMMER! It's like witch trials. Keeping chickens is the new witchcraft.
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It’s all about self sustainment. They want you to be wholly reliant on their ‘doctored’ foodstuffs. 😉
Thanks for your comment. I totally agree.
My thoughts exactly!
But why budgies and parrots too? Most people aren’t eating those
@Solitude11-11 if all birds are included it looks less suspect. The message will be trotted out that it's so local regulatory services can protect the public in the event of an outbreak of avian flu,what it really is though is pinpointing where there are tax opportunities for essentially having 'livestock' and being able to gain produce. They can't have people being self sufficient and require the population to be reliant on the state. I see a mass cull on the horizon quite frankly,I'm afraid.
@martindunstan8043 Spot on. Thanks for saving me a reply. 👍🏻
I'll register my chickens when politicians register all their backhander lobbying funds...and the rest.🤔
Thanks for your comment
They'll only register the censored versions.
I atuly think this is a joke 😂
I Totally agree with you
If you have any birds at all it's for your birds safety they tell you to keep them in nothing rlse
They tried this in France. Do what the French did, ignore it.
Bravo the French - thanks for the comment
Hear hear
what happened after the ignorance? did they revoke?
Vive la France❤
That’s bollocks! We (France) did not “ignore it”! What is wrong with you gammons?!
What we did was to allow inspectors (without notice)to check every one of our chickens for signs of avian influenza and to either euthenise, recommend treatment and recommend any changes. Non compliance results in heavy fines.
There's nothing more powerful than exercising the meaning of the word 'NO'.
Exactly! Thanks for your comment
EXACTLY!!!!!!!!!
The chicken roaming in my garden is free. I don’t ‘own’ him.
Freedom!!! Thanks for your comment
No, no, your renting the land to them at a minimal cost, a few eggs, maybe?
😂
I live in Australia so am not subjected to this. I have magpies, wood ducks, honey eaters, crows, kookaburras, ibis and many other birds. Because these all fly free there is NOTHING anyone can do to uphold biosecurity. Unless someone is going to set out to eliminate all natural birds. What can they hope to achieve?
Don’t register.
At some point you have to fight back.
Thanks for your comment - I agree ☝️
Absolutely!! If we just ignore this nonsense they have no power! We need to stand against this wickedness, it's another form of control. Me personally has had enough of this draconian system!
Ignore silly laws
@@markbodley4983 Hello Mark thank you for your comment. They really are. No harm in keeping any bird…
I used to have dozens of chickens ducks pigeons, peacocks pheasants etc etc when I lived on a farm growing up
I very tempted to get chickens again just to break the stupid rules 
Lol bravo - nature around us is healthy thanks for the comment
Do it
I registered my chicken that lives in the freezer.
Lol I like it bravo - thanks for the comment
😂
I got 20 eggs in the fridge...
Try registering all the pigeons in Trafalgar Square 😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
Do people really still think government is there to help them??
I know! Thanks for the comment
You'll be shocked how stupid some people are! They willingly tell the government everything - despite history having shown time and time again that such total control is never for a good purpose!
It's a fowl plot, soon we will need a licence to grow our own food, this is already the case in some American states. First they came for the chickens!!.
Food licence! Oh dear :( thanks for the comment
All propaganda scare mongering tactics- ignore , ignore, ignore if we want to win this battle.
Stand strong! Thanks for your commenr
1984 is here.
Bravo thanks for your comment
If you place your chickens into a private trust you no longer own the chicken the trust does which will mean you cannot be jailed or fined.
Private trusts sit in equity which is separate from legislation, I would seriously recommend anyone learning about having a private trust.
I would also suggest a PMA, private members association to add extra protection too.
All the best.
Thank you for your comment
Brilliant, thank you so much
how do you go about getting one?
@@godsdaughter2067 google Peter Wilson, TH-cam has removed the link I provided which says it all really 🤔
So what your telling me is I will get 1 month in prison for stealing your chickens. You will get 3 months not registering your chickens. 😅
Thanks for your comment Paul. I know it’s just a crazy world now…
@@pauls.2526 Yeah but once you have stolen the chicken, you need to register it lol
@eddier9455 lol thanks for your comment
I can confirm that you are unlikely to get even a slap on the wrist for small scale (less than 50 birds) poultry theft. I know because a van filled with 40+ of my very best, rare breed 6 month old pullets ( entered for auction and due to make £45+ each) ( a dozen of their eggs could go for over £60 ) was pulled over for a broken tail light, and the birds discovered in the back, the police let them go, with a caution, even though this was the second raid that I’d reported. I never saw any of my birds again. After the third raid, I gave up. So, unless your stolen chickens are discovered in the back room of a butchers shop, the thieves are quite safe.
and mind any hurty words
If you have worked on large chicken farms you will know that there can be anything from 250,000 birds up to and beyond 500,000. Daily death rate is high so how is that farmer going fill in forms everyday to notify the government to what is changing with those chickens everyday. No doubt the big corporations have done their bit of lobbying yet again to gain more control over poultry and egg production.
Thanks for your comment. I totally agree. The amount of birds in there was shocking to me. They want us to eat these toxic eggs and nothing else..
Its not them the law is aimed at, its aimed at smallholders to STOP ANYONE LIVING INDEPENDANTLY...
Its to crush and destroy your freedoms!
Are these far right chickens?
Very good 😊 thanks for your comment
If people are required to register their chickens then the government should be required to register all wild birds.
Thanks for your comment. Good one ☝️
I never thought about keeping chickens in the UK, but since I now live in the Philippines and just about everyone around me keeps chickens and I have started to keep chickens.
I think reasons for whole registration thing in the UK is laughable.
Thanks for your comment. Chickens and eggs are such a big part of a staple diet. If people lose this it will be supermarket rubbish forever
Whole damn UK would be laughable if it wasn’t so tragic 😕
My chicken eats paper, evacuates upon it, but refuses to sign it; and I respect her self determination.
Lol thanks for your comment
When will the People of the UK start acting NO?
Until the people Act No, this will only get worse.
Thanks for your comment. I totally agree but if they break the U.K. I think it will give them good leverage!
They did. They crashed the registration website the first day, by registering everything from frozen chickens, to rubber chickens and even cats that identify as chickens 🤣🤣🤣
Grow a set ffs and stop being school kids.
I don't comply end off
I always knew Americans would lose the plot completely one day, but never thought the UK would surpass them 😵💫
Every day is a surprise in circus world - thanks for the comment
Same for us pigeon fancies... thay say it's to monitor avian influenza... which may be a fact but it's also just another form of increased control by the back door... Once thy have the data, expect more legislation to follow...
@@digitalmarketingwithbrye thank you for the comment. I could not agree more. They just keep tightening the knot 🪢 if this continues there will be no life.
Not real. Can't write it any other way as YT alaways deleted my comments on this subject.
@@scaryfakevirusyes they are so much responsible for all the crimes against humanity for taking the side of abusers and killer.
It has nothing to do with keeping us safe - its soft speak to attack self sufficient people! To destroy the food chain to starve people. Its funny one of agenda 21 goals is to eradicate hunger, yet on the other hand they work hard and make all these idiot laws who really is crimes against humanity it self and total authoritarian tyranny! Who exactly do the exact opposite as what they say they want. And again -- they call Putin a dictator?? And evil..?? Yet in Russia no one give a shit how many chicken s you have and out in the country its very common people have chickens and goats running around.. Its farming life there.
And just again if there is a avian outbreak its probably some of their vax shit that did it
Requested. We were requested to get the 'vaccine'. Do you want to comply. It's up to you.
@@bridiebriar9823 thanks for your comment. Never went near that toxic vaccine. Refused to be a Guinea pig for them. Terrible what they done. Hopefully people think twice about the chicken request. I have lost so much trust in governments.
Never complied with any of it and I never will.
@scaryfakevirus thanks for your comment - good on you
Accept that was different. There was no criminal penalty for not getting the vaccine. The is a criminal penalty upto prison for not registering chickens
@@itsasimplelife1980I didn't register even when I had 140 birds. Only for person use, I'm not selling and my birds are behind fences unable to infect anyone else's birds. It's wild birds spreading it always was always will be
If people comply to this it will lead to further restrictions.
I would agree - thanks for the commenr
Just don't give your power away just ignore them they can't do anything don't give any details no contract
Exactly - thanks for your comment
Only if you comply.....just say NO!
Thanks for your comment… stay strong
Will this include people like Alex Darwell. Will the big landowners have to register the grouse and other game birds flying over and around all the acres of ground they have?
These are fair points and not the first to read here - thanks for the comment
good point. grouse are technically wild but pheasants are reared then released. Do you have to register every time a game bird is shot?
4 Calling birds
3 French hens
2 Turtle doves
And a partridge in a pair tree.
Well that's my list done.
Lol thanks for the comment
😂
Don't forget the eggs in your fridge... I got 20.
Today that is. I eat several most days. Tomorrow I'll probably only have 14. And so on... but next week I'll probably buy more...
🤣
I dislike the way battery hens are kept, that should be outlawed it cruel.
It is so cruel… even the supposedly free range conditions are so unnatural. Thanks for your comment
If you say naughty words on facebook or keep unregistered chickens they’ll lock you up… enter the country illegally and they’ll shower you with everything you need.
Well done labour voters, hope you all have ‘buyer’s remorse’
So true thanks for the comment
Defra website crashed 😂so many registering frozen birds,pigeons and all other wild birds 😂👏👏👏
Lol very good - thanks for the comment
Pigeon and fancy bird keeping is big over here,most rural and many people in towns have them,no restrictions.
Thank you for the comment. That is good to hear!
i dont own any....but wont stop them coming in my garden to scratch about.....what gives politicians the right to tell us we have to register anything we own.
Totally! Thanks for the comment
Crucial for SURVEILLANCE!!
Terrible I know thanks for the comment
An update: I tried to find the bird registration form to register... my 20 eggs in the fridge.
The government website to register birds is down. Must have crashed after everybody registered their frozen chickens... I still found a form. Questions include: location where you keep the birds.
What can I say... my refrigerator... and tomorrow I'll probably eat 6 of the eggs😁
Lol thanks for your comment 👍
You know where you can shove your chicken license, no, no, no, time to stand up folks
Thanks for your comment
That's crazy. The government is beyond over reaching
Thanks for your comment. Scary that they impose stuff like this
Everybody is getting wound up about this and the first time I was asked to register all my chickens, geese and ducks 3 years ago, I bridled a bit. The big difference was that there was an avian flue outbreak over most of the country. It wasn’t the registration that really TD me off, but the demand that I should ‘House all my registered birds’ Unless one is a professional producer of inclosed hens, it is all but impossible to prevent small wild birds from getting access to your birds or their feed, and both geese and ducks are grazers and do not take to indoor living. So I filled in the form and sent it back with all the thousands of other forms, and then did nothing. Sure that if the flue broke out near me, they would come and “ cull “ all my very healthy birds and of course any that looked peeky. I had a whole 16 birds.
Now, ether Starmer and his merry ‘Them/They’ have been told that we are about to be hit by a serious pandemic of zoomorphic Avian disease, or he realises that he hasn’t yet picked on all we indigenous Brits that don’t live in the city. Not a good idea, kicking a hornets nest comes to mind.
Thanks for your comment
I doubt that they'll even monitor this. When I kept goats and a couple of pigs, they all had to be tagged and entered into my movement book which was kept at home. Not once did anyone ever visit to check if what was entered in my movement book matched the animals that I had or if my animals were actually tagged. The biggest risk will be the local curtain-twitcher who likes to make themselves feel important by reporting every infraction of every rule by everybody around them.
It’s the usual - rules and regs but not enough money to police they relay on trust maybe or neighbours watching 👀
If people are stupid enough to do as they are told and tell the government everything, it's their own fault if the government takes what little they have away.
Which is the reason for this new law... same with the new law that all cats must be microchipped.
Never heard about the cats thank you. Thanks for the comment I agree 🤫
@@itsasimplelife1980 That law came into being a few years ago, all cats must by law now be microchipped. If any cat is not microchipped the council has the power to take the cat away, microchip him/her, and only then return kitty to his/her parents - and charge them for it! Given that there was a time when all Jews had to register (as someone has rightly pointed out here in the comments), we all know where this will end...
@@itsasimplelife1980 This new law came about a few years ago, all cats must be microchipped. If any cat is not microchipped, the council has the power to take the cat away, get kitty chipped, and only then return him/her to his/her parents... and charge them for it! Given that there was a time when all Jews had to register (as someone rightly pointed out in the comments), we all know where this will end...
@@itsasimplelife1980 Tried to reply twice - satans tube not letting me!
@LittleKitty22 thanks for your comment
Get a pig to stop you know who moving in next door.
Thanks for the comment
Back in the day, all Jews had to register, where they live how many in the family, ages, picture's of, ect.
Thank you for your comment. My grandpa (not Jew) when arrived in U.K. after the war had to register, check in every week not get in one bit of trouble, no trouble at work etc. any default no compliance he would of been sent straight back to Europe….
109 countries 😂
Did Jewish people have feathers in those days?
We all need to register to this day, they want to know we're we live how many live there etc etc. This is what a socialists government looks like., do as we say or prison for you, labour is no longer for the working class there here to destroy and control you.
Looking at a certain countries zionist urge to expand I can see why
Theyll be tightening down on growing veg in allotments next
Already there did you not see them testing the water saying better for the environment to buy from supermarket than grow ourselves lol thanks for the comment
Yes then they can build homes on all the land
@AndrewDaley-lr9qg obsessed with building homes which seem unaffordable- thanks for your comment
Fk their requests- dont comply.
@@lorrainelowes2070 go yourself Lorraine - thanks for the comment 👍
Who is responsible for registering all the CHICKENS in the houses of parliament
At the moment there aren’t any, they have yet to come home to roost! But they will.
Very good lol thanks for the comment.
not chickens. theyre hogs wih their snouts in the trough
The swine and the dogs in there!
Budgies are mostly kept indoors. Not counted .possibly for out door aviaries.
Also not included cocatiels canary finches indoors.hope this helps
If the budgy is caged and the cage goes outdoors it has to be registered👍
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Free range eggs, are the only one's i will buy .
Thanks for your comment. I totally agree. I am trying to go one step further with pasture raised. I worked in a large chicken egg producer and asked about the free range. In that company if they got out for 20mins it was classed as free range lol. The rest of time locked up no light and fed on pellets…
No free-range eggs since 'bird flu' was invented
Get chat GPT to write a defence against the Non- registration of your birds by using the ECHR..
It makes a case against registering "PRIVATE PROPERTY".
"Right to Respect for Private and Family Life (Article 8 of the ECHR)
Under Article 8 of the ECHR, I am entitled to respect for my private and family life, my home, and my personal data. While the state may interfere with this right in pursuit of public health objectives under Article 8(2), any such interference must be lawful, necessary, and proportionate." IT IS NOT !
And there is a whole lot more....
Thanks for your comment lol I like it!
why you think they wanted to leave Europe.. they replacing the convention of human rights with there own version more suited to british standards.
That’s a silly headline. No one can make you register anything its your choice to do it. Ignore their ridiculous ‘mandates’. A ‘mandate’ IS NOT law.
Thanks for your comment. They are saying though you will be fine and jail sentence if you don’t comply. They are trying to take that choice away which is very sad
Most of what government comes up with is not law. Just look at the judicial system , removing rights to trial by jury . Will not end well .
Don't forget your partridge in a pear tree
@evaflowervines9520 thanks for your comment
The only way they can fine you is if you consent to letting them in to your property to check AND if you consent to being the name of the person you registered under. So don’t open the door and if you do and they ask you to confirm your name you simply say I don’t need to answer your questions thank you and you are trespassing on private property please leave, it’s all threats and coercion just like ‘Covid’. No one forced anyone to take a test or a jab but they can lie, bully and coerce. Just ignore. They are simply goons following orders
Do I need to register my weathercock?
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Lol thanks for the comment
Enjoyed listening to you, on this serious Subject! love your Humour, no other Nation beats a UK sense of Humour!
thank you so much for the comment, it means a lot. Hope you enjoy my future videos as much. I will try and mix it up so not all serious. Some more life/look after yourself one’s coming and working on a couple of self sufficiency ones too. Spring next year I will make a video on the journey of hatching an egg to full grown bird as well. Have a nice weekend
From Gov website:
When you do not need to register
You do not need to register psittaciformes or passeriformes (such as budgies, parrots, cockatiels and finches) if they are both:
fully housed in a dwelling (your home or another indoor structure)
with no access to the open air
You do not need to register an exempt bird to visit a veterinary practice.
If your birds are taken outdoors at any time, for example to be exercised, trained, or taken to bird gatherings or shows, they must be registered.
During the war the ministery of food guy would go around to check if you kept birds in your yard or how many farmers kept .. Are we due a war here
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Next it will be wildlife in yor backyard
Thanks for your comment - I know! Bees are struggling so much in the U.K. due to a terrible climate which has been messed with by spraying of skies, fields etc :(
Have they the manpower to police this? and can they do you if you were slowly getting around to registering them?
Thanks for your comment. I don’t believe they have the police but will neighbours report you like people did in the lockdowns?
Really enjoyed this..have subscribed keep up the good work,,Dont give up ,,love and support for your channel...✌👍🐔
Hello Roger, thank you for the very kind comment! I will do my best. Have a great weekend. Jason
@@itsasimplelife1980 Thanks Jason,you have a good weekend aswell,all the best 👍
2 turtle doves, 3 french hens, 4 calling birds, 6 geese a laying, 7 swans a swimming, and a partridge in a pear tree
Ha ha ha.....
First I've ever heard! I own a cockatiel never goes outside free flight etc. Doesnt include indoor kept birds
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The jobsworths always win these days! Doesn't apply to budgies etc kept in the house.
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While i dont aggree with this new legislation. As a small holder its no biggy. I already have goats and pigs registered with defra. Dont let it stop you people.
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Let everyone in Uk register as sparrow keeper.
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Ha😂
I’ve got 30 chickens in pens, I won’t be registering a single one of them.
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What a load of cobblers !! How are they going to police that ? Check every home in Great Britain ...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Thanks for your comment. I know, police could be used better. They will hope neighbours keep an eye out like the lockdowns…
Believe in chicken, i do.
I have a stuffed black Crow on display , will i have to register that !!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Better check 😝
Or an oven ready chicken?
It’s about control, best to ignore and keep quiet. The chicken police will be overwhelmed.
If tv licence inspectors can harass you for just having a tv and POTENTIALLY being able to commit a crime, does this mean that Bird Licence Inspectors will be able to check for EGGS?
I used to have Rhode Island Reds, haven’t had any for about 10 years but if I did I wouldn’t be telling them anything..
Not budgies! There have been lots of untruthful stories circulating about this.
Only birds that fly free like gamebirds, those that are traditionally kept as farmyard stock, raptors used for flying demonstrations
pigeons etc. In essense, birds that are likely to be in contact with wild birds or those that could be used for meat or eggs production need be registered.
It was in place for those owning 60 or more birds decades ago because recording egg or meat production was necessary so that, in a food poisoning outbreak a particular keeper, who might have caused it through dirty production method and poor hygiene could be held respinsible.
When avian flu became a thing, it was changed to those keeping more than 20 birds and a about 2 years ago to just one. Pigeons and, I think raptors kept for flying displays etc are all included.
I filled in the form again last wek. We used to keep around 60 birds, ducks, geese and chickens for egg production in a traditional, pastures setting but have retired and now have only 8 layers for our own eggs.
You don't pay anything and you are registered and not licenced. Pet birds such as partots, budgies or canaries are not on the online form but Defra mentions that, if kept in an outdoor avery, the mesh must be small enough for wild birds not to get in.
Technically, all swans are wild, you can't legally own one so, if one takes up residence in your land, you amenities owner and so wouldn't need to register it.
If you don't know the ordinance survey map number where you keep them you can just fill in the post code and say something like ' in the back garden.' None of this is the big deal it has been made out to be. It took me less than 5 minutes to fill and return and an acceptance letter came back within three days. It was easier and faster than telling the DVLA when we sold our car.
What does Avian Flu look like ?
Does it kill birds ?
Here in Portugal only commercial poultry places need to register,everyone has the right to keep own birds or grow own garden,though the powers that be did reduce the numbers of birds which can be kept without registration.
Thank you for your comment. Not as bad but still tighten that knot… Hope your freedom remains…
Here in Portugal , we have to register our cats , dogs , goats , sheep , and pay taxes on them (it is not very much tho)
@dennisvanloock5728 hardly anyone does though,except dogs and horses or commercial establishments
Wow that’s quite interesting and worrying…
Interesting though
Bird Flue cull register.
Just that. And it is not the first time. 2021 saw ALL bird keepers being obliged to declare all their birds to DEFERA. But that was another time.
Look out - thanks for the comment
When the government tells you to register your chicken, it’s an indication that you should have already started breeding and growing your own food.
Notice that the government, don't give us the real reason behind this.
I can imagine the dystopian water holes selling half litres of grog in the future.
That one old guy in the corner. "I remember Chickens and eggs youd get them for a dozen or arrf a dozen"
As the Van pulls up to whisk him away.
I have a robin Redbreast, 3 blackbirds, cheeky wee birds, about 8 sparrows, and half a dozen crows, O i forgot 2 magpies. Winifred Thompson. Northern Ireland.
😂😂😂😂 brilliant this is so brilliant I love it
😂😂😂 will I have to register my pet snail 😂 it's taking the piss
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Do not comply.
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Food control!!! 😢
I don't own my chickens! They chose to live with me and are free to come and go as they please. Does this mean that they have to register me?
joe salton wrote a good book on natural farming
If you're interested, research "Ross 708", "Cobb" and "ISA" with the word "poultry", "broilers" or "chickens".
The corporations behind the breeding of meat and egg producing birds will not admit that in their quest for high volume efficient production, they failed to also improve disease resistance.
So a home bred or sustainably managed farm will always have birds that have similar disease resistance to wild populations.
Wild bred, genetically diverse species will always outlive "clones" (very little genetic variance poultry).
It's already happening with bananas. The original banana is already extinct.
No i wont conform.i am getting 2quail who the hell do they think they are.i wont pay a fine so it looks like im going to prison.
@@Martin-g9o7s thanks for the comment Martin. I really like quails - lovely little birds :)
Do I need to register my stuffed parrot? LOL.
We’re all registered at the doctors but did that stop covid, it’s another form of tax , people making protein for their families need to be taxed ..
Thanks for your comment true true
I would,much rather pay more money for a pasture raised organic well fed chicken that is genuinely healthy to consume and what people dont do anymore is make their stock etc to get full use from the bones and that’s another healthy meal. We pay the money for the better ones because if that.
@@Diane739 good for you, thank you for your comment
No! Just say no! Time to stand up.
How is the shooting estates going to manage this ..
They have the most birds wandering all over the place ,
Someone,s not thought this through 😂 but this is the U.K. so that’s entirely expected..
So many people saying this and so true! Thanks for your comment
Well I feed the pigeons...
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That MUST STOP IMMEDIATELY,!! You are domesticating them!! Pet birds if they go outside must be reregistered!! 😝
Chairman mao would been proud.
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My chickens will identify as guinea pigs if anyone asks
Bravo! Thanks for the comment
I dont even fill out the government conscensus - 😜
Totally agree
The new rules cover owners of backyard flocks, birds of prey and pigeon fanciers, but do not affect caged pet birds (excluding any poultry species) kept entirely inside a domestic dwelling, such as a parrot, canary or budgie, which never leaves the property other than to visit a vet or another short-term period.
I have half a chicken in the kitchen, I will let then know.
Lobby your Local and district MP’s, that’s what they are there for. If every owner of any bird (or not, if you feel this is wrong) approaches their MP and says they think the law is a control measure and can affect their human rights, I’m sure the MP will do all they can. If not, you complain they are not representing their constituents and don’t deserve their place on the local or central gov. We’ve been owning and collecting eggs forever, and bird flu hasn’t been a problem in hundreds of years, only since the Chinese in 1996! What’s changed…..it’s the way the world food producers keep their animals and bird that cause diseases. They should be the ones to clean up their act, not a poultry (😮apologies) few. This is another monitoring exercise……I’m just a little fed up with people moaning and not actually doing anything.
@@spritzpistol thank you for your comment
My chicken identifies as a dog , do I need a dog license or a chicken licence? 😂
Some people will be keeping chickens because the don't have money. They are the people that will end up in a slammer. Granny keeps a chicken? IN THE SLAMMER. Rupert got a budgie? IN THE SLAMMER! It's like witch trials. Keeping chickens is the new witchcraft.
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What about all the wild birds that fly in and out of garden,
Hide your CHICKENS and hide your SAUSAGES!!!! STARMER wants them both!!! The g 4 ¥ barshdad 😂
He looks like he likes a lot of sausages thanks for the comment
They want the people to do their dirty work for them, by filling out the forms,they can only do it if you let them, us the people.