Two stolen horse boxes have been recovered by police.

Graffiti of swastikas have been cleaned from a Lincoln nature spot amid a rise in menacing behaviour.

Special hidden cameras will be deployed to combat rural crime after an investment from a Police and Crime Commissioner.

We were called to reports that three mini Bobcat diggers and one 3.5 tonne Kubota digger were stolen from the Boundary Lane area at some point between 10.30pm on Wednesday 8 June and 2.20am today (9 June). The mini diggers are white, red and black, and the larger one is black and orange.

Two stolen horse boxes have been recovered by police.

Police said there had been a number of reported thefts of Land Rovers in rural communities around Retford and Bassetlaw. Officers reportedly spotted a car travelling with a cloned license plate, which could have been linked to the wave of thefts.

Lincolnshire Police thanked a member of the public today after they recovered a vehicle stolen from an address in Bennington the previous night. The Rural Crime Action Team got to work in locating the vehicle after a public-spirited resident tipped them off.

Openreach said over 13,000ft (4,000m) of cable was stolen from Harby, near Lincoln, in the early hours of Monday.

"Pigs should be expected to have a dry area in their housing. The farmer agreed to pass them over into our care.

We believe that the majority of these incidents are linked, and it has come to our attention that there may be a video of a theft from shed taking place, which shows an offender committing a theft.

The conference, featuring talks from the county's police force and the National Cyber Security Agency, is the first of its kind.

We are appealing for information following the theft of power tools from a van in High Street, Scotter in Gainsborough.

The van contained musical equipment and an electric mountain bike. This was reported to us at 1.46 am this morning.

A man who was seen on CCTV allegedly taking a push bike from Boston has been charged with theft.

Tackling hare coursing was one of the key priorities of Lincolnshire Police's rural crime action team, which launched late last year.