Many people living in suburban areas, including my constituency, like to keep a henhouse and cockerels in their gardens.
We also try to assist the bee-keeping association and have a cockerel-breeding scheme.
For the purpose of production, one must not leave out the cockerel.
Very often also, they are not prepared for the cockerel which wakes them up at dawn, and complain bitterly about it.
He obviously enjoys the role of chief cockerel.
The sound of a cockerel is becoming as scarce as the sight of a beautiful violet or cowslip.
I said in my opening remarks that barking dogs, peacocks, pea hens, cockerels and other animals are dealt with under existing legislation.
Is she saying that people who live in the countryside should no longer be able to keep cockerels, a tradition going back many centuries?
