It’s Been Nicked in the Press
It’s Been Nicked is a unique idea and one that has been recognised by the UK press on several occasions.
25 Feb 2012
Daily Mail
Quentin Letts has written a little piece about us in his column. Angela met him in a pub and gave him one of our cards!
6 Jan 2012
BBC Coventry and Warwickshire
We were interviewed live on air on Sunday at 11.45 am. Did you hear us?
3 January 2012
Shropshire Star
A reporter from the Shropshire Star heard us on Midlands Today and published an article about us.
1 January 2012
BBC1 Midlands Today.
Midlands Today did a feature on us, I haven’t been able to find a link to add here. If anyone has a link, do please let us know.
Sunday 21 November, 2011
The Mail on Sunday
Richard Dyson from the Mail on Sunday heard us on Farming Today on Radio 4 and decided that our website would make a nice story for his money pages. Rural theft, in fact any theft, is a big issue with the budget restraints facing our Police forces and the ever increasing insurance premiums that householders and business owners are forced to pay.
The Mail despatched a photographer and Angela’s farm manager spent a whole day cleaning the tractor. Yes, it really did take him a whole day – it’s sparkling clean inside and out! Thanks David.
Wednesday 9 November 2011
Farming Today
A researcher from Farming Today found our website and sent a reporter from Birmingham to interview us. Full marks to the reporter for finding us. Our isolated rural location must have seemed a world away from the traffic and motorways of Birmingham.
We were interviewed around the kitchen table. You can no longer hear the broadcast, but you can see the summary of the programme here http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b016x22k
16 June 2011
Ledbury Reporter
Our local paper printed an article about us here http://www.ledburyreporter.co.uk/news/9088220.Crime_victim_website_proving_a_hit/
7 July 2010
Country Life
Country Life ran an article about us when we were new.
6 July 2010
Farmers Weekly Interactive
The website for the farming community recognised our potential to help the rural community combat crime within weeks of our launch.