Hannah Chapman

1 week ago | darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk | Hannah Chapman

4 1/1 A native UK sheep breed that assumed its name at the Great Yorkshire Show nearly 150 years ago is being celebrated at this year’s event in Harrogate. Wensleydale sheep are recognisable for their large frame and heavy fleece of long locks and are a popular fixture in the sheep rings at the Great Yorkshire Show. Now, both the heritage and modern-day story of the Yorkshire breed will be told in a dedicated new exhibition at the 166th show.

1 week ago | darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk | Hannah Chapman

15 1/1 It could be midsummer in this week's readers' pictures, were it not for the seasonal blooms. To see your photos on these pages, email [email protected] including your name and where the picture was taken, or submit them online by clicking here.

2 weeks ago | thescottishfarmer.co.uk | Hannah Chapman

The flock disappeared between May 16 and 19 from land to the north east of the village of Lofthouse, in Nidderdale. Evidence at the scene suggests that they have been taken from the scene rather than escaping and going missing. A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said: "We’re particularly appealing for information about the current whereabouts of these sheep and any information about suspicion people, vehicles and activity in the area that may have been involved in their disappearance.

2 weeks ago | northernfarmer.co.uk | Hannah Chapman

The flock disappeared between May 16 and 19 from land to the north east of the village of Lofthouse, in Nidderdale. Evidence at the scene suggests that they have been taken from the scene rather than escaping and going missing. A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said: "We’re particularly appealing for information about the current whereabouts of these sheep and any information about suspicion people, vehicles and activity in the area that may have been involved in their disappearance.

2 weeks ago | darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk | Hannah Chapman

The flock disappeared between May 16 and 19 from land to the north east of the village of Lofthouse, in Nidderdale. Evidence at the scene suggests that they have been taken from the scene rather than escaping and going missing. A spokesperson for North Yorkshire Police said: "We’re particularly appealing for information about the current whereabouts of these sheep and any information about suspicion people, vehicles and activity in the area that may have been involved in their disappearance.