A spate of machinery thefts from Norfolk farms and rural businesses has prompted police to warn owners of the importance of keeping note of their serial numbers.

Four men have been arrested on suspicion of hare coursing.

Three women have been charged after Animal Rising protesters were recorded stealing lambs from the King’s Sandringham Estate

PC Christopher Holmes of the Rural Crime Unit said there had been a number of anecdotal reports of livestock worrying.

The pensioner, who was jailed for killing Fred Barras, 16, and seriously injuring Brendon Fearon when they broke into his isolated farm in 1999, may have to abandon his plan to appeal.

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‘It’s pretty disgusting really, I don’t know how people get enjoyment out of an innocent animal being ripped to shreds by 30-odd dogs – they can’t be right in their heads.

Farmers and agrochemical dealers were warned to be on their guard after "well-organised" thieves stole a large quantity of herbicides from a Norfolk storage building.

Farmers and growers have been told to be on their guard following a 'well organised' raid on a major Norfolk agrochemical store.

Police have closed an investigation into the assault and robbery of a child after a picture appeal failed to lead to new lines of enquiry.

A man has pleaded guilty after letting his dog loose in a nesting bird area on the Norfolk coast.

It is also understood that milk was poured over two Marks & Spencer employees after they challenged the protestors.

High prices have seen a rise in thefts of fuel stored on building sites and compounds in Norfolk.

Following yesterday’s news that 46-year-old gamekeeper Matthew Stroud had been convicted, amongst other things, of shooting and poisoning at least five buzzards and a goshawk on a pheasant shoot in Norfolk,Norfolk Constabulary has issued a press statement which provides a bit more detail about the case.

The joint investigation was carried out by West Norfolk Borough Council with assistance from Norfolk Constabulary.