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Chickens
Get active and keep hens!
You can then benefit from your own eggs for breakfast, omelettes and if you grow herbs in the house or garden, you can flavour your meals with those.
For more information about keeping hens, visit the Hen Keepers Association. It’s an information network for those who keep hens for pleasure. It has information on the health, welfare and management of hens. It also campaigns on their behalf on issues such as protection small garden flocks against avian flu.
The site has lots of tips and hints to help you keep your birds safe and well.
For more info and to subscribe free to gain access to this wealth of information, visit http://www.henkeepersassociation.co.uk
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And even if you can't own a hen, you can Get Active! |
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Join Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's campaign for a Free Range future for chickens and hens
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| Join the Hen Keepers Association's campaign to protect family flocks of hens. All it takes is a phone call, an email or a letter in the post. All the details are on the site. |
The Battery Hen Welfare Trust has a list of hen-friendly places to eat at; they receive an Eggsellence Award. To find one in your area, click here
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Always consult your doctor before
starting any exercise programme or wellbeing change
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