Criminals 'making up for lost time' after drop in rural crime last year
CRIMINALS may be “making up for lost time” this year by targetting businesses after a drop in rural crime in Dorset in 2021.
Darren Slade is the group business editor for the Bournemouth Daily Echo, Southern Daily Echo and Dorset Echo. He focuses his attention on stories about the business and entrepreneurial community in Dorset and Hampshire.
He is certified as an accomplished speaker and has spoken to schools, students, business audiences and at awards ceremonies. Darren also has fantastic knowledge of the Dorset area. He has previously worked as the Echo’s local government correspondent and chief reporter and also looked after our nostalgia section for several years.
CRIMINALS may be “making up for lost time” this year by targetting businesses after a drop in rural crime in Dorset in 2021.
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