Police believe the gun is linked to the North Antrim UDA

Thames Valley Police Rural Crime Taskforce officers conducted a stop and search and recovered a bladed article.

Detectives in Antrim, investigating a number of rural thefts, conducted a search at a property in the Ballyclare area on Thursday 27th April.

British Transport Police are appealing for information after a fire on a disused railway line in Telford

The first made-in-Wales strategy to tackle wildlife and rural crime was launched this week at the Royal Welsh Showground.

Police are stepping up patrols across the moors of Devon and Cornwall next month.

A dairy farm near Bodmin has been fined after a teenager worker fell more than 20 feet through a roof onto a concrete floor.

Officers are urging the public to help their investigation following an incident at a Derbyshire village church.

A County Durham man has been sentenced to suspended jail time for repeatedly storing and burning waste in a prosecution brought by the Environment Agency.

The rural crime taskforce has won a Thames Valley Police Federation Excellence Award for its work in tackling serious and organised rural crime.

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.

The pair were then handed a total of 42 charges by Durham Constabulary after the four-day investigation titled ‘Operation Mermaid’ saw the pair remanded into custody.

County Durham based FarmWatcherUK has emerged nationally as a leading rural crime network. Now entering its tenth year, this volunteer run organisation works tirelessly to raise awareness of crime in rural areas by providing a network for farmers and rural businesses to share information and advice.

Officers from the Rural Crime Action Team saw the male who is known to them walk past the car park yesterday afternoon (Wednesday).

Taking the head, or any part of a badger, is a criminal offence under the Protection of Badgers Act 1992.