Greyhound
racing
kills dogs.
In 2025, 161 greyhounds were killed on tracks in the UK.
3,648 reported injuries.
Broken bones, broken backs. This is the reality of dog racing.
A reality these dogs know far too well.
100 years of cruelty:
The growing movement to put an end to dog racing.
The first British greyhound race was in 1926. London alone had 33 tracks.
Since then, tracks have been closing one after another. Romford is the last track in London.
Blood money: a bet was placed and she paid the price.
Romford belongs to Entain, the company behind Ladbrokes.
Betting is keeping this industry alive and greyhounds dead.
Entain closed its other London track, Crayford, in January 2025. They could close Romford tomorrow.
↳ Take action and put pressure on those profiting from greyhound exploitation
Join us to be part of the end of this cruel industry.
We organise actions at Romford race track and at the companies profiting from greyhound suffering.
London once had 33 dog tracks and now it only has one. Every track that has closed in this country closed because people refused to let it carry on quietly. Romford will be no different.
SHUT DOWN ROMFORD 