A tractor of the same model that was stolen in Monmouthshire. Picture: Gwent Police
GWENT Police have launched an appeal after a tractor was stolen from a rural Monmouthshire village.
The tractor is thought to have been stolen from Cross Ash on Tuesday, August 25.
A police spokesman said: "Officers are appealing for information regarding the theft of a tractor matching the [picture] in red from Cross Ash on Tuesday, August 25.
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"It had a yellow link box on the rear also.
"Any information please contact 101 quoting log 2000313765."
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