Rural crime is something that is always at the forefront with the Country Land and Business Association, liaising with rural crime teams to ensure that concerns are being raised and that support is being given to both victims and the police.
Crime in rural areas has increased by 32 per cent since 2011, surging faster than urban areas, and placing more strain on rural communities.We are seeing organised gangs of criminals involved in hare coursing and poaching, fly tipping and vehicle theft, the latter are often moved abroad before they can even be dealt with.
For those who have experienced targeted crime, items may be insured and can be replaced, but the mental health impact that is felt when someone enters your property and leaves chaos can be incredibly overwhelming, often with help from the police not immediately available. The CLA approached 36 police forces in rural areas across England and Wales with 20 responding, setting out details of their resources and recent operations.
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