Abandoned horses 'increasing'
'Fly-grazing' - where horses are left on land without the owner's permission - is getting worse, according to a report by NFU Cymru.
Abandoned horses are a 'serious problem'
A report by the National Farmer's Union Cymru says that 'fly-grazing', where horses are left to graze on private land without permission, is a serious problem in Wales and that it's getting worse.
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