National Rural Crime Network

Help Shape the Future of the National Rural Crime Network

The National Rural Crime Network (NRCN) is developing its strategy for 2025–2028 — and your voice matters.

Your responses will directly inform our campaigns, policy asks, research focus, and governance structures as we advocate for safer rural, heritage and wildlife environments.

The NRCN defines rural crime as:

Any crime or incident in a rural area that impacts upon farming, agriculture, wildlife, equine, the environment, heritage assets and any other rural business.

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A criminal activity that can take place anywhere, but which possess distinctive characteristics due to specific issues associated with rural communities such as geographical isolation, vulnerability, challenges in rural policing.

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SECTION 1: Your Details
SECTION 2: Policy & Campaigns
Priority 1 (Choose One)
Priority 2 (Choose One)
Priority 3 (Choose One)
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SECTION 3: Future Research
SECTION 4: Governance of the NRCN

The NRCN is currently reviewing its governance in order to make the organisation more impactful to ensure that we continue to raise the profile of rural and heritage crime.

Q1: Regarding specific governance changes please state on a scale of 1 – 10 how strongly do you agree or disagree with the following statements (1 = Strongly Disagree, 10 = Strongly Agree):

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SECTION 5 – Any other comments, feedback or suggestions