Cattle next to my house

A farmer has started rearing cattle in a grain store that is attached to my house.
The potential health hazards from animals standing in their own droppings only a few feet from my doors and windows is causing great stress.
Is there any law that can prevent this?
16:35 Mon 24th May 2010
 
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You should contact your local environmental health officer and ask for a meeting.
I'm sure the animals will be just fine.
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Contact your local Enviornmental Health Department for advice. You will probably have many, many flies attracted to the manure and there are health risks from the dust generated by cattle and bedding.
less rats in cow shed than grain stores.
You could moooove...sorry, sorry, I just couldn't resist that!

As above, I'd try Environmental Health but also check with planning just in case there are any restrictions on any planning in place such as not being able to keep livestock so close to a residential properly.
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I'm sure there can be planning conditions relating to distance so have had a google and found an example here...

http://moderngov.ches...m9100712N.docA.ps.pdf

Might give you some ideas as to what to look into but be aware that you should check policies and planning specific to your local authority.
Hey, welcome to the countryside!

Wasn't there someone else on here just the other day complaining because dandelions were being blown from an adjoining farmer's field into her garden?

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