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Four men who travelled from Norfolk to a protected Roman site in mid-Suffolk have pleaded guilty to illegal metal detecting.

Four metal detectorists from Norfolk have admitted operating illegally after being found to be searching without permission at a protected site…

The RSPB is offering a £5,000 reward for anyone who any information that leads to a conviction after five young hawks were shot dead. 

A hatchet was produced in the wake of a dispute over an electricity voucher. John Lawrence, 29, whose address was given as Apartment 271 Clayton Hotel, Liffey V...

People who find baby birds should leave them alone unless it is obvious they are in danger, Sgt Brian Calver, from Suffolk police's wildlife team, has said.

People who find baby birds should leave them alone unless it is obvious they are in danger, Sgt Brian Calver, from Suffolk police's wildlife team, has said.

"He started doing his thing," said Sgt. Tetreau. "We started tracking. His nose is a lot better than mine. We went a couple hundred yards out, all of a sudden he came right up to him and started sniffing his feet."

A MAN arrested for his own safety after gardaí found him lying in a ditch with his legs in the road, who then vomited all over the rear of the garda van…