Police join forces against rural crime
Friday, 12 September 2014
SIX police forces have teamed up to tackle rural crime across the north of England.
SIX police forces have teamed up to tackle rural crime across the north of England.
LOCAL libraries can provide access to different services otherwise missing in rural areas, says a report.
POLICE are carrying out a week of action to tackle rural crime in the Thames Valley.
RURAL business owners are being urged to ensure they secure a share of a new European funding pot.
A £1m range of innovative projects has been launched to tackle challenges around rural loneliness.
MORE than 150 people and groups have expressed an interest in helping to support local public services in Devon.
BUS services need to be better regulated outside London, says a think tank report.
RURAL communities get an unfair deal from the way the government funds local authorities, an independent commission has been told.
One third of rural mobile phone users say they are dissatisfied with the service they receive.
MORE than 21,800 homes in Northamptonshire can now get faster fibre broadband thanks to a project led by the county council.
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SIX police forces have teamed up to tackle rural crime across the north of England.
LOCAL libraries can provide access to different services otherwise missing in rural areas, says a report.
POLICE are carrying out a week of action to tackle rural crime in the Thames Valley.
RURAL business owners are being urged to ensure they secure a share of a new European funding pot.
A £1m range of innovative projects has been launched to tackle challenges around rural loneliness.
MORE than 150 people and groups have expressed an interest in helping to support local public services in Devon.
BUS services need to be better regulated outside London, says a think tank report.
RURAL communities get an unfair deal from the way the government funds local authorities, an independent commission has been told.
One third of rural mobile phone users say they are dissatisfied with the service they receive.
MORE than 21,800 homes in Northamptonshire can now get faster fibre broadband thanks to a project led by the county council.
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