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BBC News By Chris Wood Land where 2,000 people are buried is up for sale. Estate agent Watts & Morgan is advertising the 1.3 acres of land "with residential development potential" in the village of Coity, Bridgend. The land, currently used for horses, is the burial ground of Parc Hospital, which stood where Parc Prison is now. The estate agents said it was one of its "most challenging" sales, adding developers would need to exhume the bodies and inter them elsewhere. Local people said the outline of graves could still be seen at the site when it rains. "They were buried there from 1887, wit...

Horse & Hound Trending: A man with a “track record” of animal mistreatment, who kept 240 horses in “appalling conditions”, has been sent to prison and banned from keeping animals for life. Tom Price, who has previously been prosecuted for welfare offences, and banned for five years, was found guilty on 32 charges, at Merthyr Tydfil Magistrates’ Court last week. District judge Neil Thomas told 56-year-old “horse trader and breeder” Price, of Redway Road, Bonvilston, that the evidence against him was compelling. The court heard Price kept animals in “atrocious” conditions...

Tom Price, of Bonvilston, Vale of Glamorgan, was also banned for life from keeping animals.

A MAN has been sent to prison and handed a lifetime ban from keeping animals. Horse trader and breeder, Thomas Tony Price of Redway Road in Bonvilston, has been found guilty on 32 counts of failing to ensure a suitable environment for horses and sheep which caused unnecessary suffering to the animals. Price was sentenced, at Merthyr Tydfil Magistrates Court, to six months in prison and banned for life from keeping any animals after a history of prosecutions for mistreatment that had previously seen him receive a five-year disqualification. Before passing sentence, District Judge Neil ...

A MAN has been sent to prison and handed a lifetime ban from keeping animals. Horse trader and breeder, Thomas Tony Price of Redway Road in Bonvilston, has been found guilty on 32 counts of failing to ensure a suitable environment for horses and sheep which caused unnecessary suffering to the animals. Price was sentenced, at Merthyr Tydfil Magistrates Court, to six months in prison and banned for life from keeping any animals after a history of prosecutions for mistreatment that had previously seen him receive a five-year disqualification. Before passing sentence, District Judge Neil ...