Police are appealing for witnesses to an incident where 15 sheep were stolen from a field in Gedgrave.

The death is not being treated as suspicious, but police are asking for witnesses in the area at the time to come forward.

POLICE in Powys are investigating the theft of a number of lambs which occurred earlier this month.

The 14 lambs, a mix of Dorset Cross and Texel/Beltex cross, are believed to have been stolen from the Crai area, near Sennybridge, between August 15 and 16.

On Wednesday, August 10, police were called to Kinnell Farm, to the south of the River Dochart, after a lamb and a ewe were found injured.

Officers in Stirlingshire are appealing for information after reports of sheep worrying in the area.

Meanwhile, the West Rural Crime Team received a report of sheep being attacked on a farm near Burgess Hill, after a dog escaped from a residential premises.

Animal rescue specialists and firefighters from Sturminster Newton, Poole and Blandford were called to Fiddleford Mill near Sturminster Newton yesterday morning (Tuesday, August 2) at 8.45am.

A North Lincolnshire farmer has been left 'devastated' after thieves made off with four prized Aberdeen Angus calves, only two months after being the victim of a violent burglary.

Thieves are targeting farmers' livestock and farming equipment across the region, costing the industry hundreds of thousands of pounds.

Dog owners are being reminded to keep their pets on a lead and under control when walking near livestock to prevent animals being injured or killed.

A burnt-out car found in an area of Hampshire could be the same seen at the scene where 14 lambs and sheep were killed on a Dorset farm. A vehicle entered a field in the Tollard Royal area between 7pm on Sunday, July 17 and 6.15am on Monday, July 18.

The Pembrokeshire Rural Crime Team at Dyfed-Powys Police is investigating the livestock attacks.

POLICE are appealing for information after a Denbighshire livestock attack.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a lamb was stolen and sheep “butchered” in a Dorking field. The incident involving the livestock occurred around the hamlet of Forest Green with officers from Surrey Police receiving a report about it on Friday (July 22).