
Drink-driving ‘highest in rural areas’
Lack of public transport could be behind a high rate of drink-driving in rural areas. More motorists are charged with drink-driving in largely rural areas than in urban and more
Lack of public transport could be behind a high rate of drink-driving in rural areas. More motorists are charged with drink-driving in largely rural areas than in urban and more
Fly-tipping incidents have soared by 7% over the past year – excluding the number of cases on private land. For the 2016/17 year, local authorities in England dealt with around
POLICE, councillors and local residents have teamed for a week of action against rural crime in Northamptonshire. The Rural Week of Action, which runs from 9-13 October, involves Corby Rural Neighbourhood
Police from six regions across northern England have joined forces for a rural crime crackdown.
POLICe across three counties have joined forces in an operation targeting rural crime and poaching.
Rural campaigners say seizing vehicles must become the default penalty for fly-tipping.
Lincolnshire Police have taken delivery of two quadbikes to help combat rural crime.
Rural crime topped the agenda during a visit by Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa. Mr Dhindsa was at Castleton Visitor Centre in Hope Valley on THirsday (17 August)
The cost of rural theft has risen sharply in the first half of 2017 – despite a 4% drop last year, reveal the latest figures.
Many police officers fail to appreciate the impact of rural crime, suggests a study.
Lack of public transport could be behind a high rate of drink-driving in rural areas. More motorists are charged with drink-driving in largely rural areas than in urban and more
Fly-tipping incidents have soared by 7% over the past year – excluding the number of cases on private land. For the 2016/17 year, local authorities in England dealt with around
POLICE, councillors and local residents have teamed for a week of action against rural crime in Northamptonshire. The Rural Week of Action, which runs from 9-13 October, involves Corby Rural Neighbourhood
Police from six regions across northern England have joined forces for a rural crime crackdown.
POLICe across three counties have joined forces in an operation targeting rural crime and poaching.
Rural campaigners say seizing vehicles must become the default penalty for fly-tipping.
Lincolnshire Police have taken delivery of two quadbikes to help combat rural crime.
Rural crime topped the agenda during a visit by Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa. Mr Dhindsa was at Castleton Visitor Centre in Hope Valley on THirsday (17 August)
The cost of rural theft has risen sharply in the first half of 2017 – despite a 4% drop last year, reveal the latest figures.
Many police officers fail to appreciate the impact of rural crime, suggests a study.