​Helping to stop rural crime and improve quality of life

The Dorset Police rural crime team has recovered two stolen blue texel lambs in rural Bridport.

The lambing season has brought a number of unexpected arrivals for farming brothers Tommy and Robert Morgan, from Appleton, Oxfordshire.

Researchers are calling for new changes to be made to Scottish legislation to help tackle livestock worrying, including increased fines and improved guidance for the public.

An x-ray of the dead bird showed an air rifle pellet hit its hip, breaking it and causing its death

Three people have been sentenced for committing animal cruelty offences at an equine therapy centre in Cornwall.

Northumberland County Council is ramping up its crackdown on fly tipping.

Grants towards a wide range of useful farming equipment are available under the first round of this year's Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF).

The presence of the bats meant that the roof of the building could not be removed without a European Protected Species License and appropriate mitigation in place.

A farmer has been involved in a trial of new varieties of organic hops that are resilient to climate change in the hope of securing the future of British-grown beer ingredients.

A South Shields man has been fined and told he must not own an animal for five years after he failed to get veterinary treatment for his pet dog.

A man claimed he was offered £300 to tow a stolen caravan from the North East to London, a court heard.

A family have paid tribute to their “beautiful, kind and lovely” 16-year-old boy who was killed in a crash.

A Gloucestershire dairy farmer says fly-tipping on his land has got worse and he fears it will harm his cattle.

An East Yorkshire farmer and his two sons are embarking on a 900-mile (1,450 km) ride on two vintage tractors to raise money for three charities.

A rural pub in Tideswell, Derbyshire, UK has taken a step forward for the farming community by creating the “first tractor parking space” in the world.