A Dorset huntsman has been found guilty of fox hunting after two foxes were killed by hounds.

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

Waste crime is attracting organised criminals who see fines as a ‘business expense’, committee says.

A man was rescued by emergency service crews after being stuck in a flooded ditch overnight near Pevensey, according to police.

Officers from our Rural Engagement Team today, Saturday 15 October 2022, stopped three people in the Uttlesford District on suspicion of trespassing in pursuit of game.

The list of the water company’s failures included reporting delays, faulty screening and a general breakdown in planning and maintenance

The 63-year-old security guard, who was working for an independent security company, was on duty at the gated entrance of the Dunbia (UK) abattoir at Hatherleigh, near Okehampton, Devon early on the morning of November 29, 2018.

In July 2019, the council entered into a contract on a trial basis with 3GS to provide a service to tackle environmental crime, including littering and fly-tipping. This agreement was cost neutral in that the operational costs were met through the payment of fines.

A foreign farm worker accused of raping a woman in Falmouth has been cleared at Truro Crown Court following a third trial.

A father-of-two has been urged to claim benefits by magistrates after he was convicted of fly-tipping

Over three tonnes of litter have been collected in the south and west of Wiltshire and on the A429 in Malmesbury.

Fire engines from Buckfastleigh, Ashburton and Ivybridge were sent together with a water carrier from Plympton.

Police say a 'worrying' trend of devastating barn fires is emerging across parts of Warwickshire. The Warwickshire Rural Crime Team says a number of farms in the south of the county have been targeted.

A SLAUGHTER house on the outskirts of Taunton faces a court bill of nearly £50,000 after it was found guilty of breaching food safety and hygiene laws.

The court heard they each allegedly took a basket with 20 bottles of milk to a value of £38 and emptied their contents on to goods and the carpet at the store.