Agri-Business
Police are investigating an incident where two cashpoint machines were stolen from a co-op store using a telehander from a nearby farm.
N.Ireland
A NI charity is offering a reward of up to £3,500 for information that results in the arrest and conviction of people behind rural thefts
Rural Life
A trailer, hand tools and a dark grey CT MOTO quad bike have been stolen from Attisham Farm, Pilsdon, Dorset, the rural crime team has said.
Kent Police's rural crime team has now recovered suspected stolen items worth more than £2...
Machinery
A quad bike and a blue Ford tractor have been stolen from twoproperties in close proximity to each...
The cost of rural crime in Northern Ireland fell by 21.3% last year to an estimated £2 million,...
Power tools believed to be worth more than £10,000 have been stolen from a farm in Coddington,...
The Country Land and Business Association (CLA) has found a "large disparity" in rural crime team...
Dorset Police's rural crime team is appealing for information following the theft pf plant machinery in Three-Legged Cross.
A man has been arrested following a recent theft of trailers from Flintshire, North Wales Police's...
Approximately 30 20kg bags of calf milk have been stolen from a farm south of Warminster in...
NFU Mutual will host a police training day next week with the aim of helping officers tackle rising farm machinery theft.
A new rural crime partnership, funded by £156,000, is aiming to protect the fields and farms of rural Oxfordshire.
Rural insurer NFU Mutual has said that a "new wave" of GPS thefts is "incredibly alarming", and...
Wiltshire rural crime team is urging farmers and those in rural areas to lock their farmyard gates at night to deter 'drive through thieves'
NFU Mutual is urging farm shop owners to stay vigilant as its research shows "an alarming number...
Essex Police's rural engagement team has returned more than £80,000 of stolen machinery to its...
Rural insurer NFU Mutual is urging farmers and other owners of pick-up trucks to take actions to...
