Events

Too often, farm safety and security conversations happen after something has already gone wrong; that’s why we believe those conversations are far more effective when they happen earlier — while there’s still time to take practical steps and stay ahead of the risk. That’s why we’re looking forward to the Newark & Notts Agricultural Society Farm Safety Event, NFU taking place at Newark Showground on 21 January 2026. On the day, we’ll be joining a NFU (National Farmers’​ Union) specialist advisor and the National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for rural crime to speak with farmers and landowners about practical, real-world ways to deter and detect rural crime — based on experience and what genuinely works on the ground. We’re pleased to be supporting this event alongside Nottinghamshire Police. If you’re attending, please come and say hello at the Rural Safeguard™ stand and speak with Frank Cannon CSyP and Charlie Frank CSyP MSyl RISC We’d be very pleased to hear about your rural crime concerns and discuss practical approaches relevant to your land and operations.

Rural SafeGuard will be attending the upcoming National Rural Crime Network (NRCN) Annual Conference, bringing its structured, prevention-first approach to the forefront of national rural security conversations. As the UK’s first holistic rural crime deterrence programme, Rural SafeGuard is committed to working alongside policymakers, law enforcement, insurers, and industry leaders to strengthen resilience across rural communities. The conference provides a key platform to share insights, build strategic partnerships, and further its mission of protecting livelihoods, reinforcing food security, and establishing a consistent national framework for rural crime prevention. If you’re attending, we’d be delighted to connect and have a conversation.  

Rural SafeGuard will be exhibiting at the Cereals Event this year, where you can find the team at Stand 440. Recognised as the UK’s largest arable farming event, Cereals is a key date in the agricultural calendar, bringing together over 25,000 farmers, industry professionals, and hundreds of exhibitors to explore the latest innovations, technology, and challenges shaping modern farming. To be hosted at Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm, the event has gained even greater prominence, shining a national spotlight on the realities and future of British agriculture. If you’re attending, we look forward to having a chat.