Kayleigh Barker

1 week ago | bbc.com | Kayleigh Barker |Dan O'Brien

Cotswold villagers say drones are an invasionKayleigh Barker & Dan O'BrienBBCSigns have been put up in hope it will discourage visitors from flying dronesResidents in a Cotswold village said they're fed up with tourists invading their privacy whilst flying drones, with one man being filmed in his bath. Often referred to as one of the "prettiest villages in England", the area is known for its chocolate box cottages, timeless charm and picture-perfect backdrops.

1 week ago | ca.news.yahoo.com | Kayleigh Barker |Dan O'Brien

Signs have been put up in hope it will discourage visitors from flying drones [BBC]Residents in a Cotswold village said they're fed up with tourists invading their privacy whilst flying drones, with one man being filmed in his bath. Castle Combe in Wiltshire is home to just under 400 people but for generations has been visited by tens of thousands of visitors every year.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Kayleigh Barker |Dan O'Brien

Residents in a Cotswold village said they're fed up with tourists invading their privacy whilst flying drones, with one man being filmed in his bath. Castle Combe in Wiltshire is home to just under 400 people but for generations has been visited by tens of thousands of visitors every year. Often referred to as one of the "prettiest villages in England", the area is known for its chocolate box cottages, timeless charm and picture-perfect backdrops.

2 weeks ago | bbc.co.uk | Kayleigh Barker |Sophie Parker

Image caption, Two organisations got together to redesign Oscar's garden A boy with cerebral palsy can finally enjoy his own garden after organisations pulled together to transform the site within 48 hours. Eight-year-old Oscar lives in Swindon and his family said a slope in the garden made it unsuitable for a wheelchair which would roll down. "Poor Oscar has only been up on the deck the last three or four years," his dad Scott said.

2 months ago | bbc.com | Kayleigh Barker |Leigh Boobyer

'Loose dogs killed our sheep and cost us £15,000'Kayleigh Barker & Leigh BoobyerBBCSheep worrying can cause physical and emotional damage to livestock and their unborn lambsA farmer whose sheep were savaged by dogs says the attacks on his flock has been one of the most emotionally stressful periods of his job. Neil Ridgway, who runs a farm at Stowell in Wiltshire, said 12 of his sheep were either killed or had injuries so severe they had to be put down after a recent attack.