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Building Safer, Stronger Rural Communities
Rural crime continues to be underestimated — its impact on livelihoods, wellbeing, and the wider rural economy reaches far beyond what current statistics reveal. Through dedicated research, strong partnerships, and innovative pilot projects, the National Rural Crime Network unites police, government, industry leaders, and rural communities to bring clarity to the challenges facing rural areas.
We are committed to delivering meaningful change. Our project delivery groups focus on the most pressing issues facing rural communities, working collaboratively to turn insight into action and ensure long-lasting improvements for the people who live and work in the countryside.
NRCN Strategic Priorities: Project Delivery Groups (PDGs)
Our PDGs are our operational core strategies for 2025–2028, ensuring that our work is
focused, collaborative, and aligned with our strategic goals.
- Develop New Data
- Advocate Technology
- Breakdown tech barriers in Policing/govt
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- International Research & Best Practice
- Information sharing
- Practical cross-border solution
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- Domestic abuse & Violence, stalking issues
- Mental Well-being
- Isolation
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- Supporting grassroots strong volunteer groups
- A strong voice for rural villages
- Backing our rural small businesses
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- School Education Programmes
- Preventative Youth Justice Projects
- Social Action for Young People
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The NRCN brings together people who care about rural communities from farmers and policymakers to technology leaders and campaigners. Joining means being part of the UK’s strongest platform for rural safety, innovation, and collaboration.
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