Warwickshire Police response to new COVID restrictions
Warwickshire Police Assistant Chief Constable Debbie Tedds' response to the new COVID restrictions.
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Warwickshire Police Assistant Chief Constable Debbie Tedds' response to the new COVID restrictions.
Inspector Paul Barnsley was nominated for and successfully chosen as the winner of the national Learner at Work category of the Learning and Work Institute’s national Festival of Learning.
The November Roads Policing Newsletter is now available to help raise awareness of the work being done by police and partners to reduce the numbers of people killed or seriously injured (KSI) on Warwickshire’s roads and protect people from harm.
Warwickshire Police is supporting the national ‘Operation Drive Insured’ campaign aimed at reducing the numbers of uninsured drivers using the county’s roads.
In the first week of Tyre Safety Month during October, officers found thirteen tyre related offences on vehicles they stopped and checked in operations across Warwickshire.
A new proactive policing operation - Operation Spigot - has been launched in a bid to tackle knife crime within Rugby borough.
Forty thousand road safety magazines funded by Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe’s Road Safety Fund have been distributed to schools, colleges, GP surgeries, leisure centres, cycle shops, opticians and motorcycle retailers across Warwickshire.
This week is Hate Crime Awareness Week 2020 and Warwickshire Police will mark it by urging victims not to suffer in silence.
Warwickshire Police is supporting Tyre Safety month during October by asking drivers to ACT by checking their Air pressure, Condition and Tread at least once a month and always before long journeys.
Officers from Warwickshire Police’s BikeSafe team have been working with Norton Motorcycles to enhance the riding skills of their test engineers and improve their safety on the roads. Over the past few weeks, seven of Norton Motorcycles test engineers have attended a BikeSafe workshop.