Dorney, Buckinghamshire, UK. 30th May, 2025. Cattle on Dorney Common in Buckinghamshire have been fitted with reflective collars in an attempt to help them be seen at night. The collars were paid for by locals who donated to a Go-FundMe campaign which raised £2,700. Tragically, yet another cow sustained catastrophic injuries earlier this month when it was hit by a vehicle as it crossed the road and had to be put down by a vet. Dorney Common has been used for agricultural purposes for over a thousand years. Dorney Common farmer Mrs Michelle Bosher, is pleading with Buckinghamshire Council to dr

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