
National Rural Crime Action Week
Rural Crime action week puts the voices of victims at the heart of the national conversation, shedding light on the often-isolated and overlooked realities faced by those affected by rural crime.

Rural Crime action week puts the voices of victims at the heart of the national conversation, shedding light on the often-isolated and overlooked realities faced by those affected by rural crime.

Houses of Parliament, Westminster This briefing will bring together parliamentarians and rural stakeholders to examine how policing reform can better reflect the realities of rural communities. Discussion will focus on improving visibility, responsiveness and coordination in tackling issues such as farm theft, fly-tipping, wildlife crime and organised criminality, ensuring that rural voices are heard clearly in Westminster.

Guest Speaker: Victoria Atkins MP, Shadow Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. This reception will provide an opportunity for MPs, party members, rural organisations and invited guests to discuss the impact of rural crime on farming and countryside communities. With Victoria Atkins MP as guest speaker, the event will highlight the need for stronger engagement with rural communities, practical support for victims and a renewed focus on protecting livelihoods, landscapes and local economies.