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Moment feuding farmer solves his parking problem by picking up neighbour's truck with his tractor and carrying it 20 yards along lane

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Mann, E. (2026, October 7). Moment feuding farmer solves his parking problem by picking up neighbour's truck with his tractor and carrying it 20 yards along lane. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16189923/Moment-farmer-parking-neighbours-tractor-lane.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-07 · by Eleanor Mann

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Welsh farmer Cerdin Jones, 53, used his tractor to illegally move his neighbor Anwen Hughes' truck about 20 yards down a lane in Llanarth, Ceredigion, after she allegedly blocked access. The incident caused over £5,000 worth of damage and led to Jones being sentenced at Aberystwyth Magistrates' Court on September 10 with a restraining order preventing him from entering Hughes' property or accessing the disputed lane. He was also ordered to pay £650 in costs and a £150 surcharge. The conflict between the two farmers, who have been feuding for six years over right of way issues along the narrow lane, has escalated significantly with emotional impacts on both sides.
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Welsh farmer Cerdin Jones, 53, used his Massey Ferguson tractor to lift and move his neighbor Anwen Hughes' Fiat Fullback truck 20 yards along a shared lane in Llanarth, Ceredigion, Wales. The dispute arose because Hughes owned the lane but had granted Jones a right of way for access to his farmland. In August 2022, Jones moved Hughes' vehicle after she allegedly blocked him, causing more than £5,000 in damage and forcing her to write off the truck. On September 10 at Aberystwyth Magistrates' Court, Jones pleaded not guilty but was found guilty of criminal damage. The court imposed a restraining order preventing Jones from entering Hughes' farm or accessing that lane again.

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Aberystwyth Magistrates' Court Ceredigion Llanarth Wales Welsh

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Jones PERSON · 8× Hughes PERSON · 6× Cerdin Jones PERSON · 4× Aberystwyth Magistrates' Court ORG · 2× Ceredigion GPE · 2× Llanarth GPE · 2× Wales ORG · 2× Anwen Hughes PERSON · 1× Massey Ferguson ORG · 1× Welsh NORP · 1×

Narrative

Cerdin Jones was caught on camera picking up his neighbour's truck with his tractor in a makeshift parking removal Bemused sheep watched on as the vehicle was moved 20 yards down the lane in Ceredigion, Wales Jones, of Llanarth, was sentenced on September 10 at Aberystwyth Magistrates' Court following a trial over his parking feud tactics. Jones had pleaded not guilty to criminal damage to property valued at more than £5,000. Magistrates also imposed a restraining order preventing Jones from attempting to enter Hughes' farm or accessing the lane where the tractor move was staged.
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A farmer caught in a bitter row with his neighbour over parking solved the problem, illegally, by picking up his neighbour's truck with his tractor and carrying it along their lane. asserted
farmer → catch → lane
Welsh farmer Cerdin Jones, 53, was captured on video using the lifting arms on his huge Massey Ferguson tractor to haul his neighbour Anwen Hughes' Fiat Fullback truck 20 yards down the lane after she allegedly blocked his way. uncertain
she → capture → way
The rival farmers in Llanarth, Ceredigion in west Wales, were engaged in an ongoing feud over their shared narrow lane - but it ended in court this month after Jones' shocking makeshift tractor removal caused more than £5,000 in damage to the truck. asserted
removal → engage → truck
Aberystwyth Magistrates' Court heard how the lane near both their farms was owned by Miss Hughes, although Jones had a right of way to access his own farmland through the narrow land. asserted
Jones → hear → land
Sheep farmer Miss Hughes was shocked to find her truck moved from her lane on August 9 last year, and had to have it written off because of the damage. asserted
it → find → damage
Magistrates at Aberystwyth were shown a video of the front-loader of Jones' tractor picking up Miss Hughes' truck in front of a bemused herd of sheep, before driving it down the lane. asserted
loader → show → lane
Cerdin Jones was caught on camera picking up his neighbour's truck with his tractor in a makeshift parking removal Bemused sheep watched on as the vehicle was moved 20 yards down the lane in Ceredigion, Wales Jones, of Llanarth, was sentenced on September 10 at Aberystwyth Magistrates' Court following a trial over his parking feud tactics. Jones had pleaded not guilty to criminal damage to property valued at more than £5,000. Magistrates also imposed a restraining order preventing Jones from attempting to enter Hughes' farm or accessing the lane where the tractor move was staged. asserted
move → catch → lane
Jones was also ordered to pay £650 in costs and a £150 surcharge. asserted
Jones → order → costs
The neighbours had been engaged in an ongoing row, which Miss Hughes detailed on Facebook in a lengthy post on the group 'Healing from narcissistic relationships' in January this year. asserted
Hughes → engage → January
Speaking of the feud with her neighbour, who she did not name, she said the tension had lasted 'six years' and that he had 'intimidated her' by 'driving close to me' and that he had 'depressed' and 'belittled' her. asserted
he → speak → her
Cerdin Jones (pictured) was handed a restraining order and a fine of £650 in costs and a £150 surcharge Arwen Hughes (pictured) owned the lane near both their farms, but Jones had right of way to access his own farmland through it asserted
Jones → picture → it
Miss Hughes wrote: 'This man has a problem and not a small one, with women working the land he has a problem with us owning the property next door. asserted
us → write → property
He has controlled me by making me paranoid, so much that I didn't want to leave the property or work the land or look after the animals. asserted
I → control → animals
He intimidated me by driving close to me. asserted
He → intimidate → me
Making me fear my life while all the time he was laughing. asserted
he → make → life
He has made me think more than once that I'm not right mentally. asserted
I → make → ?
Belittled myself by making me think that I don't know what I am doing is wrong.' asserted
doing → belittle → what
She added that he had 'called her unacceptable names' and that at one point, her neighbour had 'burst into our house accusing us of something we had nothing to do with'. asserted
we → add → nothing
She also described how he had eventually 'damaged my pickup' and given her 'IBS from stress'. asserted
he → describe → stress
The Daily Mail approached Cerdin Jones for comment. asserted
Mail → approach → comment
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