Six men charged following mass hare coursing event

Six men have pleaded guilty to participating in a mass hare-coursing event in Bedford. 

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
clock • 2 min read
Six men charged following mass hare coursing event

Six men have pleaded guilty to participating in a mass hare-coursing event in Bedford. More than 100 men attended the illegal hare coursing event between Great Barford, Ravensden and Blunham on November...

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