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Stratford-on-Avon District Council and Warwickshire Police will be working together to try and reduce anti-social behaviour (ASB).
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Ahead of what is expected to be another busy weekend, the head of local policing in Warwickshire has warned that violence against police officers will not be tolerated.
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The July 2020 Warwickshire Police Roads Policing Newsletter is now available. Please click the link to view.
As pubs, bars and restaurants open this weekend, Warwickshire Police and Warwickshire County Council have joined forces to remind people that while restrictions are being eased, Coronavirus is still prevalent in the community and people still need to behave responsibly.
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Warwickshire Police’s Commercial Vehicle Unit has been nominated by their peers as ‘HGV Heroes’.
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Sophisticated new speed recording equipment is now helping Warwickshire Police enforce speed limits more effectively, thanks to £20,000 of funding from Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe’s Road Safety Fund.
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The force is marking Armed Forces Week, which is an opportunity to acknowledge the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community – from currently serving troops to service families, reservists, veterans and cadets.
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Warwickshire Police is urging the public to please ‘belt up’ as part of a national campaign starting today, Monday 22 June, to encourage drivers and passengers to always wear seatbelts as it could save your life.
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Warwickshire Police’s Commercial Vehicle Unit is supporting the national #ReadyfortheRoad campaign by releasing a series of short video clips on social media to help commercial vehicle drivers get ready to return to the roads safely and legally as the lockdown continues to ease.
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Warwickshire Police has issued almost 3000 speeding tickets to drivers during just two weeks of a national anti-speeding campaign that asked drivers to slow down and take extra care as more people return to the roads.