Last year I reported an offence under the Badger Act on a large development to the police, they passed it to the RSPCA investigator; he confirmed what I had reported. After weeks of trying to get in touch with the RSPCA investigator for an update, which he said he would do but never, he told me he had passed it back to the police. After weeks of trying to get information from the police they finally say the RSPCA investigator never passed it back to them.

While this was happening we reported to the police and RSPCA we thought further offence/s may be being committed, I was allowed by the developers on site to regularly monitor the badgers and to advise them, (this was a bit of joke but another story). We were told by the police and RSPCA investigator they would follow it up and update us, this was never done. I have recently done a sett/site visit with a wildlife officer and I unfortunately have had to reported a similar offence at the same sett. We also contact the police wildlife crimes officer and he emailed us back but only about the old sett disturbance last year, nothing about the new one, and explained he has told the developer to contact all concerned regarding the offence, I am getting very frustrated.

I've found the same, right troubled causing little gits those badgers.

I reported them to the rozzers loads of times to no avail.

In the end I had to take matters into my own hands and set a big pack of dogs on them.

Bless your little socks, mummy will be proud; she may even let you wear her gimp suit.

If your MP has anything about them and its as serious as you suggest then they should be interested, you can email them very easily these days from theyworkforyou.com

MPs are usally very proactive when they are in opposition or in a marginal constituency, the only snag with your story is if they are a Tory MP then they are approving the culling of badgers later this year anyway so may not give a damn.