Police commissioners step up rural crime fight
FOUR police and crime commissioners have come together to step up the fight against rural crime.
FOUR police and crime commissioners have come together to step up the fight against rural crime.
RURAL crime is having a devastating effect in Cambridgeshire, police commissioner Jason Ablewhite has warned.
A NEW partnership to tackle rural crime has been launched in Wiltshire.
POLICE have launched a new operation aimed to tackle rural crime – including using drones to catch criminals.
POLICE have launched a major clampdown on rural crime – targeting hundreds of outlying businesses around York.
THOUSANDS of people have signed up to a police messaging service to combat rural crime.
POLICE in Dorset have launched a new rural crime team as they step up efforts to protect countryside communities.
Lancashire MP Nigel Evans has called for more police on the beat in rural areas.
A POLICE and crime commissioner has pledged to divert police resources from urban areas to the countryside if a major survey finds that farmers and landowners ‘do not feel secure’.
RURAL police forces could lose out because government thinking is skewed in favour of urban areas, says a report.
FOUR police and crime commissioners have come together to step up the fight against rural crime.
RURAL crime is having a devastating effect in Cambridgeshire, police commissioner Jason Ablewhite has warned.
A NEW partnership to tackle rural crime has been launched in Wiltshire.
POLICE have launched a new operation aimed to tackle rural crime – including using drones to catch criminals.
POLICE have launched a major clampdown on rural crime – targeting hundreds of outlying businesses around York.
THOUSANDS of people have signed up to a police messaging service to combat rural crime.
POLICE in Dorset have launched a new rural crime team as they step up efforts to protect countryside communities.
Lancashire MP Nigel Evans has called for more police on the beat in rural areas.
A POLICE and crime commissioner has pledged to divert police resources from urban areas to the countryside if a major survey finds that farmers and landowners ‘do not feel secure’.
RURAL police forces could lose out because government thinking is skewed in favour of urban areas, says a report.