In BBC news online 13th July 19:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-48961360

This follows earlier news of Cumbria footpath & bridleway gates being 'sawn in half' (reported by Tony Wiley on 10th May:
https://inews.co.uk/news/lake-district-cumbria-unesco-world-heritage-site-grasmere-chainsaw-mystery-gates/

and Norfolk Coast Path signposts 'stolen':
"Between 27th April and 2nd May, thieves have stolen 25 wooden footpath signposts from a remote stretch of coastline between Winterton and Horsey on the Norfolk Coast Path". "We imagine it is just an act of vandalism ...Each sign cost around £200 to produce and install ", said a spokesperson for Norfolk County Council.
BBC News UK (England, Norfolk) 10th May 2019