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A flock of sheep has been attacked by loose dogs twice in three days - sparking angry calls for owners to keep their pets on leads.

Rise in livestock worrying prompts new powers to detain out-of-control pets

The countryside is host to not only rural ways of living but also history embedded in large houses and mansions built by or for leading lights of the es...

THE August bank holiday is knocking on our door and with a bit of luck we will get to enjoy some good weather too. Wales has been welcoming…

Fly-tippers, litter louts, picnickers without a bag to take their waste home in… they’re the scourge of Scotland aren’t they? If there’s one…

TEACHERS and youth groups are reminded they can access important materials after the summer holidays which communicate crucial messages to Key Stage…

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Two rural organisations have teamed up to educate children how to act safely and responsibly in the countryside with the launch of a new resource pack. Designed by the Country Land & Business Association (CLA) and LEAF Education, the teaching materials are aimed at teachers and youth group leaders to communicate crucial messages to Key Stage 2 pupils about the Countryside Code. The code’s messages of respecting everyone, protecting the environment and enjoying the outdoors are highlight...

AN agricultural expert is warning West Midlands walkers and farmers to stay vigilant in the vicinity of livestock after the deaths of 24 people.

A STARK warning has been issued not to walk near cows and other livestock this summer, especially with so many popular rural areas in Sussex.