Discussion: Rural Crime Squad
In the heart of Ipswich, a significant event is approaching that aims to shed light on the challenges faced by both the police and the public in rural communities. On an unspecified date, Sergeant Chris Green, the Suffolk Police lead for Rural, Wildlife and Heritage Crime, will deliver a presentation titled "Presentation on Rural Crime."
The event, which will take place in a venue equipped with facilities and wheelchair access, is open to adults for a £4 entry fee, which includes tea and coffee. Under 25's can attend for free. For those who prefer digital payments, a card reader will be available, but cash is also acceptable.
Assistance dogs are always welcome, and a hearing loop has been installed to cater to attendees with hearing difficulties. Donations are welcome, and parking information will be provided to event attendees.
Organisers of the event look forward to seeing attendees and are encouraging everyone to share the news about this important discussion. For more information or queries, please contact [email protected].
A photo of vandalism at the Trust's Church Farm nature reserve serves as a reminder of the urgent need for such discussions and the collective responsibility we all share in protecting our rural communities.
