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  Towns are definitely not the place for gulls. They ought to eat a diet of freshly caught fish, insects and small rodents, not human garbage which is all they find in town. During a conversation with a local vet some years ago I was shocked to discover that most gulls found dead have died of botulism from eating decayed food out of dustbins and waste sacks. Surely the most humane route is to scare them out of the town using trained birds of prey and deter them from using their favourite roosts around Pencester Gardens. A similar strategy worked well in Plymouth where gull attacks were making life difficult for children at local schools.

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