Thames Valley Police is ramping up its effort to crack down on rural crime.

Several tractors have been stolen across Oxfordshire causing police to patrol parts of the county.

Thames Valley Police are cracking down on anti-social quadbike and motorcycle riders with a new team of off-road officers

Fines for fly-tipping, littering and other environmental crimes are being increased, a council has said.

The Thames Valley Police (TVP) rural crime team has seized stolen machinery worth an estimated £110,000

Two stolen tractor GPS systems have been returned to the farmer who owned them after they were listed on eBay.

Police have been out in force during the night, dealing with multiple offenders for drink driving and vehicle-related crimes

A digger stolen in Milton Keynes has been tracked down – 1,700 miles away in Bulgaria

The South Oxfordshire and Vale of White Horse Community Safety Partnership (CSP) is asking residents for their views on how rural crime is affecting the area.

Police used a drone’s heat-detecting camera to catch a group of suspected poachers late on the evening of Friday 3rd November.

Two men have been arrested after police recovered a motorbike, stolen near Banbury, at a caravan site near Evesham.

Countryside cops seized three suspected stolen caravans and took a nosey around a Portaloo as they raided a caravan site near Bicester.

A suspect was arrested on the A420 over a motorhome theft as part of a Thames Valley Police’s Rural Crime operation.

Two vehicles suspected to be on cloned plates were searched by police on September 13.

Police have released an image of a man thought to have information about money said to have been stolen from a farm shop.