Rise in Rural Crime costs NI rural economy £3.9m
Monday, 11 August 2014
DORSET’S Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed moves to tackle the growing issue of rural crime.
DORSET’S Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed moves to tackle the growing issue of rural crime.
RURAL theft cost the UK economy £44.5m last year, reveal the estimates which show a rise of 5.2% on 2012.
DORSET’S Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed moves to tackle the growing issue of rural crime.
DORSET’S Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed moves to tackle the growing issue of rural crime.
THE government has confirmed a two-year funding package for a newly created National Rural Crime Network (NRCN) operating across England and Wales.
POLICE are to invest £1.5m a year to help combat rural crime in Warwickshire, Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
POLICE and Crime Commissioners are using innovative ways to address rural concerns, says an influential group of MPs. The latest progress report on Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) was published
RURAL crime will be the subject of a special debate expected to include contributions from police and community groups.
NATIONAL crime-fighting charity Crimestoppers has launched a social media campaign against rural crime. The initiative sees the Crimestoppers team up with local volunteer committees, law enforcement agencies and rural partners
WILTSHIRE police have teamed up with the local council in a bid to “shut the gate” on rural crime.
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DORSET’S Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed moves to tackle the growing issue of rural crime.
RURAL theft cost the UK economy £44.5m last year, reveal the estimates which show a rise of 5.2% on 2012.
DORSET’S Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed moves to tackle the growing issue of rural crime.
DORSET’S Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed moves to tackle the growing issue of rural crime.
THE government has confirmed a two-year funding package for a newly created National Rural Crime Network (NRCN) operating across England and Wales.
POLICE are to invest £1.5m a year to help combat rural crime in Warwickshire, Shropshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire.
POLICE and Crime Commissioners are using innovative ways to address rural concerns, says an influential group of MPs. The latest progress report on Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) was published
RURAL crime will be the subject of a special debate expected to include contributions from police and community groups.
NATIONAL crime-fighting charity Crimestoppers has launched a social media campaign against rural crime. The initiative sees the Crimestoppers team up with local volunteer committees, law enforcement agencies and rural partners
WILTSHIRE police have teamed up with the local council in a bid to “shut the gate” on rural crime.
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