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Chester Zoo is a place many of us will remember visiting. Since opening its gates in 1931 Chester Zoo has welcomed thousands of visitors and even more happier memories have been made. Founder George ...

Chester Zoo is offering £1 tickets this Christmas to families claiming Universal Credit as part of a scheme to support people ...

A very old jaguar and her senior son are being welcomed to a specially-made retirement home in the UK’s Chester Zoo.

Two-hundred special guests were invited to an early taste of Christmas at a festive light and sound show at Chester Zoo. Many of the families invited have children who are supported by charities which ...

An adorable baby orangutan born at Chester Zoo has been pictured as the zoo has revealed both its gender and a meaningful name. Chester Zoo confirmed the birth of the critically endangered Bornean ...

I’M crackers about Christmas. I adore everything about the festive season and go full-out on decorations, gifts – I even love wrapping! So one of my favourite things on the run-up to the big day, is a ...

Imagine waking up after an excellent night's sleep, pulling open your curtains and seeing a giraffe casually wandering past your window. Oh not only giraffes, but some frolicking antelope and a zebra ...

Northeast African cheetah siblings Kendi and Tafari, both aged one, have travelled from Yorkshire Wildlife Park to their new home in Chester. Images captured the pair curiously and playfully exploring ...

Two of the world's rarest big cats have arrived at Chester Zoo as part of a conservation programme to help save their endangered species from extinction. Northeast African cheetah brothers, Kendi and ...

Cheetah brothers Kendi and Tafari are settling into their new surroundings at Chester Zoo. Conservationists at Chester Zoo have welcomed two Northeast African cheetah brothers, Kendi and Tafari. The ...

Chester Zoo in the UK has welcomed two rare Northeast African cheetah brothers, Kendi and Tafari, as part of a conservation effort to protect one of the world’s most endangered big cat species.