Trevor’s Week for 19th Apr 2018
Trevor Weeks
April 19, 2018
Spring has definitely sprung this week. The leaves on the trees and bushes have really started to burst into life and at the same time,
Spring has definitely sprung this week. The leaves on the trees and bushes have really started to burst into life and at the same time,
Easter sees wildlife rescue organisations up and down the country starting to get busier and busier. Hundreds of thousands of casualties will occur this Spring
You can tell Easter is almost here as WRAS welcomes in its first orphan badger and fox cubs. Last week we were called to a
By Ann Evans. Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall Best in Show at Crufts is the highlight of four days of showing, displays, demonstrations,
The cold spells over the past month have certainly saved us on food bills for the hedgehogs, with most of the one we are over
We were called out to rescue a buzzard after it struck a train between Buxted and Uckfield Railway Stations last week. Whilst walking along carrying
Compared to last week that was quite hectic this week has been much quieter, which is no bad thing with the currently wintery weather. Due
This has certainly been our busiest week so far this year. We’ve had four badgers rescued in the past week. The first was asleep in
SPRING FAMILY FUNThe kids will soon be enjoying their half term spring break, so if you’re looking for ideas on places to go and things
Mumbai is dubbed as a ‘city that never sleeps’. While most of its residents are asleep, even at midnight, the city buzzes with ‘maximum
At the moment the majority of calls we are receiving are about road casualties. Kathy and I rushed out to a Tawny Owl hit on
By Ann Evans Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, cares for 15,000 unwanted dogs each year. A huge number, but every dog
There’s always something interesting going on at the British Motor Museum, and this year sees it hosting four indoor antiques fairs. Ann Evans finds
There is a lot in the media at the moment about deer and the need for a cull. Despite the number of road casualty deer
Hedgehogs have undergone a dramatic decline across Britain since the millennium. Warwickshire Wildlife Trust are working hard to help these little animals survive and
Its been a large animal week here at WRAS, with swans, badgers and foxes all being dealt with. Rescuer Chris Riddington was just leaving for
Here we are in a brand New Year! The arrival of the New Year brings along fresh hope in every mind. Learning from the mistakes
Happy New Year everyone. I hope you have enjoyed the 2017 review over the past few weeks, whilst I’ve taken a break. Christmas and New
Kathy had a rather painful rescue in Uckfield in June after I dropped a drain cover on her fingers! We were called out after some
Hi All, Over the next couple of weeks I’ll be looking back at 2017 to some of the most memorable rescues. 2017 was yet
This year has seen been a record breaking year for WRAS. We have dealt attended or admitted over 3000 casualties for the first time, July
We have had a spate of swan crashing recently, as you may have already read in previous weeks too. We are advising motorists to keep
Congratulations to both WRAS volunteers Kathy Martyn and Daryl Farmer, who attended the BBC Sussex & Surrey Community Heroes Awards on Monday night. Kathy was
A Sussex Charity is gearing itself up for a busy winter after an already busy year taking in sick, injured and orphaned wildlife.
Well another conference is over and I am delighted to say it went extremely well. We had a lot of new people this year,
Monday turned out to be a rather busy day with our ambulances dashing around all over the place. The day started with me being woken
As I said last week there is never a dull moment in the Hughes household, and this week has been even more chaotic than
For the first time this autumn / winter I woke up to a sheet of ice covering the ambulance windscreen. Temperatures are starting to drop
We have a very special little creature in care at the moment. An amazing hazel dormouse. Over the last few years we have started to
Its that time of year when we are starting to admit quite a few road casualties. Last week we rushed to the aid of a
The National Trust is responsible for more than 300 historic houses and gardens. Visiting a National Trust property holds appeal for people of all generations
By Ann Evans Photos Rob Tysall, Tysall’s Photography Birmingham’s Big Sleuth bears raised an amazing £257,300 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity,
I thought last week was chaotic with me tumbling from one day to another, but this week has been even worst! Despite
Imagine if the Earth’s gravitational force being taken away from its surface. If that happens then what will result is chaos and dis-orientation of life
This buzzard is now in care at WRAS after being found caught up in a wire fence at Crowhurst. Chris from Bexhill Wildlife Rescue attended
By Ann Evans. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/annevansauthor So many of our favourite tourist attractions could not survive without their enthusiastic
By Ann Evans Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/annevansauthor The Big Sleuth, Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity art trail featuring 100 bear sculptures has ended after
What sort of week have you had? Mine has been chaotic to say the least, and I feel I am stuck on a merry-go-round
We’ve had a lovely bat come into care this week from Bushbury Lane, Blackboys, which we think is a Whiskered Bat. They are fascinating creatures.
By Ann Evans. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/annevansauthor Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall, Tysall’s Photography Local hospital radio station, Anker Radio
Spring has definitely sprung this week. The leaves on the trees and bushes have really started to burst into life and at the same time,
Easter sees wildlife rescue organisations up and down the country starting to get busier and busier. Hundreds of thousands of casualties will occur this Spring
You can tell Easter is almost here as WRAS welcomes in its first orphan badger and fox cubs. Last week we were called to a
By Ann Evans. Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall Best in Show at Crufts is the highlight of four days of showing, displays, demonstrations,
The cold spells over the past month have certainly saved us on food bills for the hedgehogs, with most of the one we are over
We were called out to rescue a buzzard after it struck a train between Buxted and Uckfield Railway Stations last week. Whilst walking along carrying
Compared to last week that was quite hectic this week has been much quieter, which is no bad thing with the currently wintery weather. Due
This has certainly been our busiest week so far this year. We’ve had four badgers rescued in the past week. The first was asleep in
SPRING FAMILY FUNThe kids will soon be enjoying their half term spring break, so if you’re looking for ideas on places to go and things
Mumbai is dubbed as a ‘city that never sleeps’. While most of its residents are asleep, even at midnight, the city buzzes with ‘maximum
At the moment the majority of calls we are receiving are about road casualties. Kathy and I rushed out to a Tawny Owl hit on
By Ann Evans Dogs Trust, the UK’s largest dog welfare charity, cares for 15,000 unwanted dogs each year. A huge number, but every dog
There’s always something interesting going on at the British Motor Museum, and this year sees it hosting four indoor antiques fairs. Ann Evans finds
There is a lot in the media at the moment about deer and the need for a cull. Despite the number of road casualty deer
Hedgehogs have undergone a dramatic decline across Britain since the millennium. Warwickshire Wildlife Trust are working hard to help these little animals survive and
Its been a large animal week here at WRAS, with swans, badgers and foxes all being dealt with. Rescuer Chris Riddington was just leaving for
Here we are in a brand New Year! The arrival of the New Year brings along fresh hope in every mind. Learning from the mistakes
Happy New Year everyone. I hope you have enjoyed the 2017 review over the past few weeks, whilst I’ve taken a break. Christmas and New
Kathy had a rather painful rescue in Uckfield in June after I dropped a drain cover on her fingers! We were called out after some
Hi All, Over the next couple of weeks I’ll be looking back at 2017 to some of the most memorable rescues. 2017 was yet
This year has seen been a record breaking year for WRAS. We have dealt attended or admitted over 3000 casualties for the first time, July
We have had a spate of swan crashing recently, as you may have already read in previous weeks too. We are advising motorists to keep
Congratulations to both WRAS volunteers Kathy Martyn and Daryl Farmer, who attended the BBC Sussex & Surrey Community Heroes Awards on Monday night. Kathy was
A Sussex Charity is gearing itself up for a busy winter after an already busy year taking in sick, injured and orphaned wildlife.
Well another conference is over and I am delighted to say it went extremely well. We had a lot of new people this year,
Monday turned out to be a rather busy day with our ambulances dashing around all over the place. The day started with me being woken
As I said last week there is never a dull moment in the Hughes household, and this week has been even more chaotic than
For the first time this autumn / winter I woke up to a sheet of ice covering the ambulance windscreen. Temperatures are starting to drop
We have a very special little creature in care at the moment. An amazing hazel dormouse. Over the last few years we have started to
Its that time of year when we are starting to admit quite a few road casualties. Last week we rushed to the aid of a
The National Trust is responsible for more than 300 historic houses and gardens. Visiting a National Trust property holds appeal for people of all generations
By Ann Evans Photos Rob Tysall, Tysall’s Photography Birmingham’s Big Sleuth bears raised an amazing £257,300 for Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity,
I thought last week was chaotic with me tumbling from one day to another, but this week has been even worst! Despite
Imagine if the Earth’s gravitational force being taken away from its surface. If that happens then what will result is chaos and dis-orientation of life
This buzzard is now in care at WRAS after being found caught up in a wire fence at Crowhurst. Chris from Bexhill Wildlife Rescue attended
By Ann Evans. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/annevansauthor So many of our favourite tourist attractions could not survive without their enthusiastic
By Ann Evans Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/annevansauthor The Big Sleuth, Birmingham Children’s Hospital Charity art trail featuring 100 bear sculptures has ended after
What sort of week have you had? Mine has been chaotic to say the least, and I feel I am stuck on a merry-go-round
We’ve had a lovely bat come into care this week from Bushbury Lane, Blackboys, which we think is a Whiskered Bat. They are fascinating creatures.
By Ann Evans. Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/annevansauthor Photos courtesy of Rob Tysall, Tysall’s Photography Local hospital radio station, Anker Radio
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