A new initiative has been launched by Police Scotland and a number of partner organisations to try to tackle in Angus’s rural communities and enhance cime prevention.
Sixteen lambs have been killed in a suspected livestock worrying incident in Fife, following a call by the sheep sector for more action to tackle the crime.
Community Action Team tackling rural crime across the Borders
Key issues including rural acquisitive crime, drugs, antisocial behaviour and speeding continue to be the main focus of attention from the Scottish Borders Community Action Team (CAT).
Appeal after theft from historic railway site at Crathes
Officers in Banchory are appealing for information in relation to a high-value theft of power tools at the Royal Deeside Railway Preservation Society’s yard, Milton of Crathes.
New partnership aims to tackle rural crime in north east Scotland
A new partnership has been formed which aims to tackle the growing scourge of rural crime in the north east of Scotland, an area among the worst affected.