The latest Crime news for UK farmers and the agricultural industry.
Crime
Emma Cotton, a nineteen-year-old from Glastonbury in Somerset, has been named as this year’s winner of the South West Dairy Crest & NFU Scholarship…
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More than 600 food safety experts from 70 countries gathered in Milan yesterday for the opening of EFSA’s scientific conference, “Shaping the future…
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Ways farmers throughout Northern Ireland can protect themselves and others from being seriously injured or killed are to be demonstrated by…
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A farmer has been beaten with a pickaxe handle in a terrifying ordeal in his own home. Three balaclava masked men entered the Gloucestershire farmers…
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Politicians have been called on to do more to tackle rural crime after a national survey revealed a huge increase in the cost of crime in the…
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Theft is one of the most common offences that courts deal with – more than 91,000 offenders were sentenced last year. The guidelines will apply to…
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More than 50 Ayrshire farmers attended a crime prevention and safety event hosted by farmer Alan Kerr on Low Dallars Farm, at Hurlford, Kilmarnock…
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NFU Cymru has opposed Welsh Government proposals for new controls on the storage of oil which will require all non-domestic storage containers, with…
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A woman whose dogs mauled a prize bull worth £3,000 which led to it being put down has been jailed. Leanne Meredith, 35, of no fixed address, was…
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Although 2015 will not go down as an ice-cream summer, the world's favourite frosty treat has just become a little bit safer, thanks to an innovative…
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