Volunteers Week 2021
Special constables, police support volunteers and police cadets pledged almost 35,000 hours of their time to help communities in Warwickshire last year (2020/21 financial year).
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Special constables, police support volunteers and police cadets pledged almost 35,000 hours of their time to help communities in Warwickshire last year (2020/21 financial year).
Warwickshire Police and partners are asking the public to always wear a seatbelt as part of a national campaign starting on Monday 24 May 2021.
Warwickshire Police is recruiting for Police Constable Degree Apprenticeships (PCDA).
During Global Road Safety Week 17-23 May, Warwickshire Police and partners are asking the public to help them make our roads safer by providing Dashcam or Headcam footage of potential moving traffic offences via ‘Op Snap’.
Highways England and emergency services across the West Midlands have signed up to a new agreement which will see incidents on roads dealt with more swiftly.
WCC's Road Safety Education Team have recently worked with Safety Engineering & Warwickshire Police’s safer neighbourhood teams to re-launch the popular Cars & Kids Don’t Mix campaign.
Keen runners are being urged to support a senior police officer in a 200k run this month to raise money for the road safety charity, RoadPeace.
The May 2021 Roads Policing Newsletter is now available.
Warwickshire Police’s Community Speedwatch (CSW) scheme is back as part of a phased reintroduction in the county as COVID restrictions continue to be eased and is asking the public to please ‘slow down’ and drive within the speed limit.
Last week Warwickshire police officers actively contributed to Operation Sceptre; a national campaign that brings forces together in a coordinated period of intensification to tackle knife crime.