New event aimed at tackling equine safety and rural crime hailed a success
Equestrians, farmers, and members of Nottinghamshire’s rural communities all turned up to support a new event designed to prevent and reduce equine-related and rural crime.
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Equestrians, farmers, and members of Nottinghamshire’s rural communities all turned up to support a new event designed to prevent and reduce equine-related and rural crime.
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