Force taking steps to improve our service for victims of crime in Warwickshire
We’re improving our technology so we can provide the best service to victims of crime in Warwickshire.
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We’re improving our technology so we can provide the best service to victims of crime in Warwickshire.
Warwickshire Police has just taken delivery of three new speed enforcement vans, fitted out with the latest mobile camera technology that will be deployed at over 70 sites across the county.
Warwickshire Police is supporting a new national campaign that focuses on encouraging victims and survivors of child sexual abuse and exploitation to reach out for support.
Congratulations to two of our teams whose work has put them in the running to win national technology awards.
To reflect National Hate Crime Awareness Week, we are reaffirming our commitment to tackling hate crime in Warwickshire.
We’re continuing to boost the ranks across Warwickshire and now have the highest number of officers ever!
A terminally ill mum is calling on road users to be more considerate of mobility scooters, highlighting the growing daily difficulties she faces while trying to get around.
A 13-year-old boy and a 14-year-old boy from Tamworth have been arrested on suspicion of arson following a series of five bin fires which were broadcast on social media.
Congratulations to Superintendent Ross Campbell who recently won a national disability award.
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is reminding drivers that they must always stop when a School Crossing Patrol (also known as ‘lollipop person’) displays their ‘STOP Children’ sign, to allow children to safely cross roads near schools.