Key facts
- Nathan Blagg was jailed for seven years and two months for ramming a stolen tractor into a house.
- The tractor attack occurred on May 9, following a feud with Luke Lancaster.
- The feud escalated after Lancaster urinated on Blagg's father's and brother's grave and posted footage online.
- The house targeted was empty at the time of the attack but suffered substantial damage.
- Blagg also admitted to other offenses including affray, aggravated vehicle taking, and drug possession.
Nathan Blagg has been sentenced to seven years and two months in prison for ramming a stolen tractor into a house in Middlesbrough as part of a feud with Luke Lancaster. The conflict reportedly escalated after Lancaster urinated on the grave of Blagg's father and brother and posted the footage online. Blagg then stole a tractor and drove it into a terraced house connected to Lancaster on May 9. The house was empty at the time but sustained significant damage, with the homeowners stating they lived in fear of further attacks. The tractor, a Massey Ferguson valued at £30,000, was written off by insurers for £17,000, leaving the farmer with substantial costs for repairs and replacement. Blagg was arrested on May 14 after crashing a stolen Jaguar into a lamppost, an incident that also resulted in a passenger being seriously injured. He admitted multiple charges, including affray, criminal damage, reckless endangerment, and aggravated vehicle taking.