内容摘要：A homeowner in Rhondda Cynon Taf has been ordered by the council to remove a security gate as it is blocking access to a forestry.

A homeowner in Rhondda Cynon Taf has been ordered by the council to remove a security gate as it is blocking access to a forestry.

Firefighters left the scene at about 16:00, it added.Residents are being asked not to leave football nets out overnight after the death of a small deer.

Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue Service is raising awareness of the risks after volunteers attended a muntjac tangled in netting in Grasby.It was dead by the time they arrived.The service said incidents of this kind are “very common”.

On this occasion the residents had returned from holiday to find the muntjac “wrapped tightly in the net”.They were happy to share a picture of the deer in a bid to highlight the dangers nets pose to animals.

The service added: “Many animals suffer severe injuries, especially if they've been stuck for a long time.

“If you have a similar net, please help save a wild fox, badger or deer by putting the netting up when not in use.”has been reduced in scale and affordable housing has been removed, while a potential site on Les Caches in St Martin is no longer available.

The DPA plans to replace the two lost developments for affordable housing with sites in St Martin and St Peter Port.It said there would be further opportunities for public consultation on the new sites following the general election in June.

The public consultation is one ofin recent years as it tries to settle on locations for development, in a bid to