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Shropshire Council said the farmer was also found guilty of five offences related to animal welfare

New report says creepy crawlies fail to make the grade in search for animal-free proteins

Rigid and inconsistent planning policies make it difficult for vineyards to expand into wine tourism

It follows ‘alarming findings’ from the National Audit Office on the Government and the Animal and Plant Health Agency’s ability to respond to a crisis

Almost half of UK vets have considered leaving the field, despite growing demand for their services

In what is thought to be the first time at the show, it was the commercial champions which claimed the sheep supreme

Paul Russell has been named as chair ahead of the Great Yorkshire Show

Taking top honours in the beef inter-breed championship was the Charolais champion Falleninch Tommy, from Andrew Hornall, Stirlingshire

Restrictive zones will see huge economic losses for farmers, markets and rural community say MPs

Discount retailer says pledge recognises UK farmers' high animal welfare and environmental standards