article_snippet: Marchioness of Worcester Tracy Somerset and An aristocratic actress campaign group, which included Eton-educated West, star of The Wire, fought for four years against the proposal for an indoor farm to house 25,000 pigs.
article_snippet: The Marchioness, 56, whose best-known role was as Tessa Robinson in the 1980s TV detective series C.A.T.S. Eyes, argued that the farming practice is cruel and leaves the animals unwell and stressed.
article_snippet: Tracy, Marchioness of Worcester has won a battle against a factory pig farm in Derbyshire .
article_snippet: An aristocratic actress turned aristocrat is an outspoken campaigner for animal rights .
article_snippet: The campaigner led a protest against a proposed farm which The former actress claimed would be cruel .
article_snippet: The former actress has previously broken into factory farms in Poland and South America in order to stage protests there, and lobbied spectators at the Badminton Horse Trials held on The former actress own family's estate.
article_snippet: Lady Worcester said today: 'Industrial-scale farming threatens the livelihood of high welfare farmers in rural communities. '
article_snippet: As well as The former actress animal rights advocacy, Lady Worcester has campaigned against Britain's membership of the EU and in support of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
article_snippet: Celebrity: TV star Dominic West also joined the campaign against the gigantic farm in Derbyshire .
article_snippet: TV star Dominic West, the star of acclaimed HBO drama The Wire, was a high-profile supporter of Lady Worcester campaign against the pig farm. '
highlights_snippet: Tracy Ward, Marchioness of Worcester, is a former TV actress who became a leading campaigner for animal rights .
  
highlights_snippet: Tracy Ward, Marchioness of Worcester launched protest against 'industrial farming' alongside Dominic West .
  