Headteacher tears down fencing after bitter row with farmer over his llamas

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animals.READ MORE: Hero farmer tackles wildfire by ploughing trench to stop interno ravaging houseMrs Thorne branded it a “vendetta”, claiming Mr Bennett has deliberately fired a shotgun in early mornings and revved his motorbike near their home in Hockley Heath, Warks.The 50-year-old head of Peterbrook Primary in Solihull has now agreed to a police community resolution.Warwickshire Police said: “This was an incident of criminal damage to fencing and it was dealt with by way of community resolution.”Elsewhere in Camberwell, London, a heated battle over a three-foot strip of land has resulted in a lawsuit between two neighbouring millionaire couples.An artist and her lawyer partner have been accused of taking a piece of garden and paving over it between their million-pound house and the £1.4m Victorian home of their neighbours, and are now being sued.Wendy Mszyca, 58, and Amanda Uziell-Hamilton, 65, say they were reclaiming what used to be their flower bed, but Jay and Hannah Stirrett don’t agree and have accused them of staging a land-grab.The Stirretts say the couple took out a fence and paved another three feet back towards their house and are now suing at Central London County Court for return of the strip, which they say is “significant”.READ NEXT: Mum of playboy drugs boss who was 'embroiled in criminality' jailed after airport arrest 'Most wanted' baby-faced Brit made new life in Spain after being on run for 7 years Woman finds decomposing body in rental car's boot after noticing odd smell Baby dies in sweltering car after dad 'forgot to drop tot off at nursery' '28 killed in 4 days' as cartel kingpin's arrest sparks bloody war with El Chapo's sons.