ACPO Rural Crime Seminar 2012
08/11/2012
Kettering Conference Centre
Information
The second annual ACPO Rural Crime Seminar will take place on the 8th November 2012 in Kettering, Northamptonshire. Building on the success of last year’s inaugural rural crime seminar, this year’s event will have a particular emphasis on rural farming crime.
From plant theft to theft of livestock and metal, the response to these types of offences can only be delivered effectively through a multi- agency approach and meaningful engagement with our rural communities. This seminar will provide a forum for the sharing of best practice; examine new initiatives and effective ways of tackling rural crime in our communities. The seminar will also assist in identifying areas for the future prioritisation of available resources.
Those who will benefit from the event include representatives at senior management and practioner level from the following disciplines:
- Police service
- Neighbourhood Watch
- Environment Agency
- Local authority policy and enforcement
- Manufacturers
- Insurance industry
- Security providers
- Crown Prosecution Service
- Representative bodies
- Community groups
- National infrastructure
- Farmers
- UK Border Agency
- HMRC
Registration is now open for the event, with a special Early Bird rate valid until 21/8/12. Please select the book now button below to register online or alternatively you can download a copy of the Booking Form and return to register@cjsevents.co.uk
Kettering is easily accessible via road and public transport with the train station being five minutes from the venue. The site also offers parking included and an 'open plan' setting in which delegates can network and discuss the issues they face.
The full event programme will be listed on this website once finalised, however, programme topics will include:
The National Overview
Livestock Theft
Communication and Engagement (including use of Social Media)
Metal Theft
If you have any queries please do not hesitate to contact CJS Events on 0845 052 9601.


























