Labour council considers culling dozens of 'out of control' geese amid fears of E.coli outbreak
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A Labour council is considering whether to cull Canada Geese at a popular East Midlands beauty spot after concerns over the health risks posed by the birds' mass droppings.High Peak Borough Council in Buxton has increased cleaning around Pavilion Gardens, particularly in areas used by children and installed sanitising stations.Signs have also been put up urging visitors not to feed the geese, amid concerns about E.
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coli associated with their excrement.Damien Greenhalgh, deputy leader of the council, said officials were examining a range of measures to address the problem, including the possibility of a cull.
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We're trying every single non-lethal method."However, independent councillor Madeline Hall has questioned whether killing the birds would solve the problem, arguing that more geese could simply return to the park.Ms Hall, a former head of...
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