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As the barbaric act of hare coursing continues to plague rural communities, on behalf of farming families the Yorkshire Agricultural Society is saying, “enough is enough” and launching a survey to find the experiences of its members.
MoreNRCN Chair Julia Mulligan has spoken to BBC Farming Today as the BBC Radio 4 programme begins a week focusing on rural crime.
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NRCN Member, the Countryside Alliance, have carried out a survey of 8,000 people across rural Britain to find out the latest views on rural crime.
MoreJoint letter to Rt Hon Robert Buckland QC MP, Secretary of State for Justice, on 20 April 2020.
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The BBC Shared Data Unit has researched fly-tipping and found large-scale fly-tipping - defined as tipper lorry load or more in size - has more than doubled in six years; last year, councils faced a £12.8m bill to clear more than 36,200 large tips; that accounted for more than a fifth of the overall cost of clearing fly-tips.
MoreResearch from the BBC shows drug crime is increasing in many small towns and villages even as it falls in urban areas.
MoreThe National Rural Crime Network is revealing a shocking picture of domestic abuse in rural Britain with hidden victims – isolated, unsupported and unprotected – who are being failed by the system, services and those around them.
MoreThe National Rural Crime Network is welcoming the report released today (Saturday, 27 April) by the House of Lords Rural Economy Committee.
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Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal has visited Victim Support in York to discuss the impact of rural crime in the area and the support available to victims.
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How does the fear of crime affect you and your local community? We are working with the University of York to investigate just that, and your opinion could help the us to better understand how crime affects your community.
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