The remains of what was a cannabis farm have been discovered in a raid by police.
The discovery was made in a building on Shrewsbury Road, Craven Arms, Shropshire. on Monday, after concerns were raised by neighbours.
Officers found evidence that about 200 plants, thought to have been recently harvested, were grown there, West Mercia Police said.
No-one was at the building, no arrests have been made and the force urged people to continue to report any signs of criminal activity.
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