Countryside alliance? How Cambridgeshire’s Rural Crime Action Team is protecting a way of life

7th April 2017Jason Ablewhite, Cambridgeshire PCC 1 Comment

Rural crime costs millions of pounds and can be devastating for victims – but is often overshadowed by urban demand. Cambridgeshire PCC Jason Ablewhite, who grew up on a farm, explains how the Rural Crime Action team - many of whom have farming backgrounds themselves - is building confidence in the police in rural communities.

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Countryside alliance? How Cambridgeshire’s Rural Crime Action Team is protecting a way of life

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