Horses invade welwyn cemetery
Published:
2:14 PM March 5, 2009
Updated:
7:59 PM November 3, 2020
HORSES have invaded a cemetery in Welwyn. At around 11.30am today (Thursday) nine horses escaped from a field and started grazing in Welwyn Cemetery, Kimpton Road. They ate flowers and trampled over graves. One horse has since disappeared and is
HORSES have invaded a cemetery in Welwyn.
At around 11.30am today (Thursday) nine horses escaped from a field and started grazing in Welwyn Cemetery, Kimpton Road.
They ate flowers and trampled over graves. One horse has since disappeared and is unaccounted for.
It is believed the horses belong to travellers.
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Police eventually rounded up the animals and secured them in a nearby field.
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