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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Anna Whittaker

Strelley lion keeper Reece Oliver awaits decision on licence renewal to keep wild animals at home

A decision is set to be made on renewing the licence for the man dubbed as the 'British Tiger King' to keep wild animals at his home in Strelley. Reece Oliver keeps lions, pumas, lemurs, tapirs and otters in Home Farm off Main Street in the Nottinghamshire village.

Broxtowe Borough Council is set to review the licence for Mr Oliver to keep the animals at the Licensing and Appeals Committee on February 21. Keepers of animals listed within the Dangerous Wild Animals Act require a licence which is issued for two years.

Council documents state that a specialist veterinary advisor has recommended the licence is issued after an application for renewal was received in May 2022. The site was first licensed in May 2018 for a puma.

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