Dartmoor

Ann Widdecombe's final text messages were revealed, showing the exact time she stopped replying before her 'murder' at her Dartmoor home. The messages indicate the point at which communication ceased prior to the incident.

Ann Widdecombe was found with a head wound and covered in blood at a Dartmoor house, leading to the arrest of a 26-year-old man. Her family expressed shock over the incident.

A government agency referred to as a 'woke quango' is planning to cull all wild ponies on Dartmoor. The agency is accused of refusing to engage with individuals and groups working to protect the ponies' lives.

Kemi Badenoch is leading fury against a quango ruling that could lead to the mass slaughter of hundreds of semi-wild ponies on Dartmoor. The decision has sparked opposition over concerns about the ponies' welfare.

Fears have been raised that Dartmoor's endangered wild ponies could face extinction due to the Government's new environmental rules. The proposed regulations may threaten the survival of these wild ponies, highlighting concerns about ecological policy impacts.

A couple's plan to convert a 1970s Dartmoor chemical bunker into a holiday home has been rejected due to lack of basic amenities like windows, running water, and sewage system. The bunker, located in Dartmoor, does not meet the necessary standards for a habitable residence. The couple's appeal against the planning decision was unsuccessful.

A conservation charity anticipates an increase in pine marten births on Dartmoor and Exmoor. The goal is to boost wild populations through natural reproduction efforts.