Rural churches a 'hotspot' for targeted criminality

from Farming in Five by Farmers Guardian · host Farmers Guardian

Farming in Five: Major clean-up begins at notorious Kidlington waste site, rural churches a 'hotspot' for targeted and thoughtless criminality, NFU calls on would-be councillors to back British farming and First Milk chief executive Shelagh Hancock to retire after ten years. Your daily update from Farmers Guardian

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