Ballaugh Mountain no longer 'stock proof' after damage to cattle grid

Thursday, 18 August 2016 00:00

The Northern Neighbourhood Policing Team are investigating how damage was caused to the first cattle grid on the way up to Druidale from Ballaugh Glen Road.

An over-sized vehicle which has caused the damage did not report it to DEFA, the tenant or Police - there is no indication as to when the incident occured.

This has resulted in the Ballaugh Mountain as being no longer stock-proof.

Anyone with information that can assist in this investigation is asked to contact Ramsey Police Station on 812234.

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