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Help Crimestoppers improve their services
Monday 5 September 2016 - 10:21
Take part in a short online survey and help the charity Crimestoppers improve their services.
Crimestoppers is an independent charity working to keep Scotland's communities safer from crime and ensuring there are fewer victims. They do this by providing an anonymous way for people to report crime.
Crimestoppers are carrying out some research looking into people's perceptions and use of their services. The aim of the research is to help improve the charity's services.
The survey takes around two minutes to complete.
Take the Crimestoppers survey.
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This free event will address the key crime issues affecting of farmers and those working in rural communities.
Programme
- 09.30 Arrival with tea, coffee and cakes
- 10.30 Welcome by NFUS
- 10.15 The Scottish Partnership against Rural Crime - Chief Superintendent Gavin Robertson, Police Scotland
- 10.45 Fire safety and prevention - Scottish Fire and Rescue Service
- 11.10 Preventing cable and line thefts - Scottish Power Energy Network
- 11.30 Wildlife crime - Wildlife Crime Officer Blair Wilkie, Police Scotland
- 12.00 Dog control on farmland - Sergeant David Hayes, Community Safety Partnership, Police Scotland
- 12.20 Crime prevention for farmers - Stuart Ward, National Architectural Liaison Support Officer
- 12.40 Buffet lunch - During lunch there will be various people you can speak to about individual queries and concerns you have about crime including: Forensic marking demonstration - SelectaDNA; Trackers; Community safety - SPC Ricky Martin; CCTV; CESAR demonstration
- 2.30 Closing address - Superintendent Graeme Murdoch, Chair –Tayside Rural Crime Governance Group, Police Scotland
Please book your place(s) by calling Stuart Cluckie on 01738 626672 or 07745 947910.
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Scotland's emergency services are encouraging people living and working in rural areas to help them locate their exact position.
