Raymondo, could you please explain what's happening here? Your photo seems to show a patch of grass which has been cut and folded back on itself in several places in an area.

Is that recently laid turf? If so, I would suspect a badger. No animal cuts and then lifts turf, as that appears to be. Unless it's recently laid, and a badger has torn it back to get at worms, then someone's having a laugh with you. Phil

I agree, a Badger is the likely culprit.

.....or could it be wild pigs?....a friend of mine who lives out in the countryside has loads of problems with those "beasts".

Is there any sign of poo anywhere? That would help narrow the culprit down if you know (or know someone) what you're looking at.
If only it were wild boar........fantastic meat!

Any footprints in that earth ......I wonder? Wild piggies in your garden........such exciting possibilities!!! I thought nappy bag foxes were pretty ghastly in our garden.

Highly unlikely to be wild pigs and when they dig they keep going down not just flipping turfs over.

The grass (nowhere near good enough to call it "lawn") in my last garden used to look like a scale model of the Somme every winter. I never knew if it was badgers or foxes that did the damage - we had both. The culprits were looking for worms / grubs I assumed.
Another reason for not having grass in my present place, which is next door.....

Raymondo, help us out. Any footprints? Is it new turf? We'd like to solve your little problem, as you can see. Phil

Badgers do make the lawn look like a ploughed field when they root around for grubs and worms. I should know - it used to make me weep every morning after they'd visited! (OH put up an electric fence eventually...)

What they CAN'Tdo is cut turf as in the photo!!!!