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PCHS Herd Status Qualifying = The herd has passed the current qualifying test PCHS Herd Status Accredited = Accreditation of freedom from the disease to CHeCS standards Published - 30/09/2021 06:01:13 VMF = Vaccinated Monitored Free MMF = Milk Monitored Free LMF = Lepto Monitored Free Johnes Lepto BVD IBR NEO Name and Address Telephone Breed Status Since Status Since Status Since Status Since Status Since Acton, LA - Bradley Farm, Bardon Mill, Northumberland 01434344261 AA Risk level 1 14/01/2008 LMF Accredited 18/01/2010 Accredited 16/02/2016 Adam, RM - Newhouse of Glamis, Angus 01307840678 AA Risk level 3 Accredited 24/03/2005 Adams, A & J - Eastfield Farm, Aberdeenshire 01339 755395 AA Accredited 10/11/2011 Addison, R C S - Greystone House, Kings Meaburn, Cumbria 01931714663 AA Risk level 1 24/02/2021 BVD VMF Agnew, WJ - Balwherrie, Dumfries & Galloway 01776 854242 AA Risk level 4 Alford, M - Foxhill Farm, Blackbourgh, Devon 01884 849369 AA Risk level 1 10/09/2013 Allan, W & D - Leaderfoot Farm, Roxburghshire 01896822298 AA Accredited 12/12/2013 Allen, WD - Humbleheugh, Northumberland 01665579274 AA Risk level 2 Accredited 12/01/2015 Anderson, S - Stouslie Farm, Roxburghshire 01450 371340 AA Risk level 3 Accredited 14/12/2016 Andrews, DW - Warson Barton Farm, Coryton, Devon 01822 820402 AA Risk level 1 15/01/2021 Accredited 20/02/2017 Accredited 28/09/2016 Risk level 1 21/12/2020 Anema, JD & NJ - Old Hall Farm, Dereham Road, Westfield, Norfolk 01362695732 AA Risk level 1 06/03/2012 Accredited 14/02/2014 Accredited 06/03/2012 Risk level 1 11/01/2021 Angus-Meldrum, C - Home Farm, Pitmedden, Aberdeenshire 01224791383 AA Risk level 1 08/11/2017 Accredited 15/01/2010 Arbuckle, AA&JI - Lower Luthrie Farm, Fife 01337 870265 AA Risk level 3 Armour, AD - Woodvale, 75 Begny Hill Road, County Down 02897533286 AA Risk level 1 26/01/2010 Accredited 26/01/2010 Arnott, J&W - Haymount, Roxburghshire 01573 460227 AA Risk level 1 01/04/2011 Ashworth, RJ - Sibberings Barn, Half Acre Lane, Blackrod, Lancashire AA Risk level 2 Atkinson, Jean - Demesne Farm, Sandwith, Cumbria 01946 690070 AA Risk level 2 Accredited 26/02/2013 Baker, EJ - Windshiel Farm, Berwickshire 01361883863 AA Accredited 23/12/2020 Belfield, Norman - Lower Barn Farm, Wildboarclough, Cheshire 01260227526 AA Accredited Qual 1st Risk level 4 Bell, AR - Kirkton Farm, Roxburghshire 01450375320 AA Risk level 3 Qual 1st Bennett, EA - 17 Sheep Street, Shipston, Warwickshire 01608661243 AA Risk level 2 Accredited 23/01/2017 Accredited 23/01/2017 Biggar, J - Grange, Dumfries & Galloway 01556660205 AA Risk level 1 04/09/2013 Accredited 02/12/2019 Black, D - Drochil Castle Farm, Peeblesshire 07767787185 AA Risk level 3 Blair, Neil K - Parkhead Cottage, Perthshire 01575 560734 AA Risk level 1 24/01/2019 Accredited 02/03/2012 Blundell, C - Mount St John Estates, Mount St John, North Yorkshire 01845 537205 AA Risk level 1 18/12/2019 Accredited 10/04/2014 Boomaars, J - Heathdown, The Ridge- Woldingham, Surrey 01883653064 AA Risk level 1 Accredited 03/11/2009 Bowhill Farming Ltd - Estate Office, Bowhill, Selkirkshire 01750 20753 AA Risk level 3 Qual 1st Boyle, P - Mallsgate Hall, Roweltown, Cumbria 01228577174 AA Risk level 1 20/02/2015 Accredited 13/02/2019 Accredited 22/02/2014 Accredited 13/02/2017 Brewis, T.H. - Eastfield of Lempitlaw, Roxburghshire 01573 430224 AA Risk level 1 06/01/2011 Accredited 19/02/2013 Bridges, S&S - High Cow Helm, Chop Gate, North Yorkshire 01439 798920 AA Accredited 13/04/2016 Brooke, Gordon - Upper Huntlywood Farm, Huntlywood, Berwickshire 01573410226 AA Risk level 2 Buchan, CAM - Cally Estate- Cally House, Bridge of Cally, Perthshire 01250886235 AA Risk level 3 Accredited 11/01/2012 Budge, MB - 5 Lamberton, Northumberland 01289306547 AA Risk level 1 03/12/2019 Qual 1st Burrell, CHA - Broome Park Farms, Broome Park, Northumberland 01665574344 AA Accredited 10/04/2012 Burridge, R, D & J - Manor Farm, Fundenhall, Norfolk 01508 489257 AA Accredited 25/01/2021 Cairns, JA - South Riccalton Farm, Oxnam, Roxburghshire 01835 840272 AA Risk level 1 04/11/2019 Accredited 14/12/2018 Callander, R - Saughland Farm, Midlothian AA Risk level 3 Accredited 01/02/2017 Cameron/Orr - Glenerin, 60 Dunnichen Road, Angus 07753504654 AA Risk level 3 Accredited 20/01/2020 Campbell & Sons, JHC - Thrunton Farm, Whittingham, Northumberland 01665574305 AA Risk level 1 17/04/2014 Accredited 12/01/2011 Campbell, C&N - 4 Nether Johnstone, Smallholding, Barrhill Crescent, Renfrewshire 01505702258 AA Risk level 1 15/02/2014 Accredited 14/12/2010 Accredited 04/02/2013 Accredited 22/06/2019 Campbell, JRL - Wedderlie, Berwickshire 01578740246 AA Accredited 05/03/2007 Carter, A - Standlynch Farm, Downton, Wiltshire 01722710382 AA Risk level 1 29/03/2012 Qual 1st Accredited 02/03/2011 Accredited 11/05/2011 Risk level 2 Cathpair Estate - Cathpair, Stow, Selkirkshire AA Risk level 1 27/01/2017 Qual 1st Accredited 23/02/2018 Accredited 30/10/2017 Christie, Bruce - Burghill Farms, Angus 01356 622891 AA Risk level 2 LMF Accredited 20/05/2013 Christie, D - Durie Farms, Durie, Fife 01333422141 AA Risk level 1 02/12/2016 Accredited 04/04/2014 Clark, RH - 1 Shawdon Woodhouse, Glanton, Northumberland 01665 578102 AA Risk level 2 Accredited 08/11/2017 Clarke, Charlotte - Bank Farm, Green Lane, Wincham, Cheshire 07447412123 AA Risk level 2 Qual 1st Qual 1st Close, PH & RM - Littleton Farm, Turnberry, Ayrshire 01655331646 AA Risk level 1 24/04/2006 Accredited 07/04/2010 Connell, H & M - Minsca, Waterbeck, Dumfries & Galloway 01461600250 AA Risk level 1 14/12/2016 Accredited 12/11/2013 Accredited 14/12/2016 Cooper, AWP - Sydling Estate, Upper Sydling House, Dorset 01300 342114 AA Risk level 2 Accredited 14/05/2015 Cormack, AK - 1 Stuartslaw Cottage, Allanton, Berwickshire AA Risk level 1 01/07/2020 Accredited 01/07/2019 Accredited 01/07/2020 Corsar, George - Mains of Loanhead Bothy, Old Rayne, Aberdeenshire AA Risk level 1 25/10/2010 Accredited 03/12/2010 Accredited 16/10/2009 Accredited 19/11/2020 Coward, David A - Manor Farm, Manor Road, Wiltshire AA Risk level 2 Qual 1st Cox, AR & HE - Mossie Mire House, Laverton, North Yorkshire 01765658646 AA Accredited 17/05/2017 Accredited 22/11/2007 Craigie, W L - Whiteley, Daviot, Aberdeenshire 01467671239 AA Risk level 3 Accredited 09/12/2013 Croal, David - Parkhead Farm, Wolfhill, Perth 01821 650739 AA Risk level 2 Accredited 16/12/2020 Currie, M & HD - Skewbridge, Mouswald, Dumfries & Galloway AA Risk level 1 16/10/2017 Accredited 20/01/2020 Dagg, DA - Craighouse, Roxburghshire 01896 822120 AA Risk level 1 04/05/2017 Accredited 06/10/2016 Dawson & Johnson, JS MD - 43 Field Lane (Friars Ing Farm), Appleton, Cheshire AA Risk level 1 Accredited 16/11/2018 De La Cour, N - Wilby House Farm, Wilby, Norfolk 01953887429 AA Accredited 22/02/2007 Dick, A D - 4 Newton, Western Isles AA UCBC Monitor UCBC Monitor UCBC Monitor Donald, J A - Beechcroft, West Backhill, Aberdeenshire 01651 891865 AA Risk level 1 Accredited 18/12/2018 Douglas, C - Weatheriggs Farm Cottage, Clifton Dykes, Cumbria 07805 036002 AA Risk level 1 31/01/2016 Accredited 01/04/2019 Accredited 31/01/2016 Duncan & Peters - Whitehall Farms, Kirkmahoe, Dumfries & Galloway 07720076591 AA Risk level 3 Accredited 28/09/2020 Dunlop, WR - Hillhead, Auchengray, Carnwarth, Lanarkshire 01501785254 AA Risk level 1 16/01/2020 Accredited 04/05/2010 E Hamilton & Partners - c/o High Crewburn Cottage, Lanarkshire AA Risk level 3 Earls Court Farm Limited - Earls Court Farm, Lambourn Woodlands, Berkshire 01488 71869 AA Risk level 4 Accredited 04/12/2017 Elliot (LINKED HERDS), A - Balnakeil Farm (LINKED HERDS), Durness (LINKED HE AA Accredited 16/12/2007 Elliot (LINKED HERDS), A - Bedshiel (LINKED HERDS), Greenlaw (LINKED HERDS) AA Accredited 16/12/2007 Elliot (LINKED HERDS), A - Blackhaugh (LINKED HERDS), Clovenfords (LINKED HE 01896 850333 AA Risk level 3 Accredited 16/12/2007 Elliot, J - Roxburgh Mains, Roxburghshire 01573450249 AA Risk level 1 26/05/2005 Accredited 25/07/2001 Fabb, DRA - Wilsons Orchard Farm, Fen Side Road, Cambridgeshire 01487 822224 AA Risk level 1 18/03/2016 Accredited 06/03/2015 Accredited 06/03/2015 Accredited 06/03/2015 Fairfax, T P - Mindrum Farm, Mindrum, Northumberland 01890850634 AA Risk level 2 Accredited 17/02/2021 Fenwick, S C - Middleheugh Farm, Longhorsley, Northumberland 01665 570495 AA Risk level 1 10/11/2017 Accredited 16/01/2017 Field, AE - Sutton House Farm, Sutton, Worcestershire 01584810424 AA Risk level 1 09/01/2018 Accredited 02/05/2016 Findlay, A - Neuk Farm, Berwickshire 01368830459 AA Risk level 3 Fleming, JA - Grove Farm, West Rudham, Norfolk 01485 528226 AA Risk level 1 14/01/2014 Accredited 10/01/2013 Accredited 10/01/2013 Fletcher, P - Blackcleugh, Gair,, Eaglesfield, Dumfriesshire AA Risk level 1 27/11/2013 Flower, NA & JP - Heathcote Grange, Heathcote, Hartington, Derbyshire 01298 84918 AA Risk level 1 Qual 1st Ford, D H - High Balantyre Farm, Argyll 01499302434 AA Accredited 20/04/2011 Forneth Livestock - Loaning Farm, Forneth, Perthshire AA Risk level 3 Forrest, R - Preston Farm, Berwickshire 01361 882826 AA Risk level 3 Accredited 12/01/2016 Fotheringham, M - Sauchentree, Methlick, Aberdeenshire 01651806948 AA Accredited 22/03/2013 Fox, M & GM - Crosbythwaite Farm, Ulpha, Cumbria 01229715210 AA Risk level 1 04/02/2016 Frater, JA - Goswick Farm, Northumberland 01289 381216 AA Risk level 2 Fry, BS - Colhayne Farm, Shute, Devon 01404 831103 AA Risk level 3 Accredited 27/05/2014 Accredited 27/05/2014 Galloway, JR - Cardona Farm, Perthshire 01786 850275 AA Risk level 1 12/06/2012 Accredited
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