As part of Rural Crime Week (6th -11th September), the National Rural Crime Network (NRCN) is asking farmers to get involved. The theme for this year’s campaign is that rural communities must be considered as part of police reform. “Policing is being reshaped right now. Decisions taken over the next year — about force structures, about where officers sit, about what gets counted as a priority, will set the terms for a decade. Our concern is simple: rural communities are rarely in the room when those decisions are made, and they carry the cost when the answer is wrong,” said…