Team effort sees continued reduction in vehicle crime across North Warwickshire
A Local Policing Northern Vehicle Crime Team (NVCT) is continuing to help reduce the level of vehicle crime across the north of the county.
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A Local Policing Northern Vehicle Crime Team (NVCT) is continuing to help reduce the level of vehicle crime across the north of the county.
During National Bike Week 6-14 June, Warwickshire Police is supporting Cycling UK’s #TooCloseForComfort campaign by asking drivers to #TakeExtraCare when overtaking cyclists and to leave plenty of space.
In recent weeks, there has been an increase in small sports/high performance Hatchback-type vehicles and Transit style vans being stolen from properties in Warwickshire. If you witness anyone acting suspiciously call 101 or 999 in an emergency.
Officers from the Stratford District Safer Neighbourhood Team have put a dispersal order in place under section 34 of the Anti-social Behaviour Crime and Policing Act 2014.
Warwickshire Police is asking drivers to slow down and take extra care as more people return to the roads in the coming weeks as the lockdown restrictions are eased.
Warwickshire Police dispersed approximately 30 vehicles that were believed to be breaching a High Court Injunction to prevent car cruising in the Bassetts Pole area on Sunday evening 10 May 2020.
Warwickshire Police Chief Constable Martin Jelley has wished everyone in the county a safe and enjoyable VE Day – and urged them to continue to follow the social distancing restrictions.
We are warning of the dangers after a laser beam was shone at a helicopter flying over Warwick on Wednesday (6 May)
The force is continuing to encourage people who are victims of domestic abuse not to suffer in silence.
The May Roads Policing Newsletter is now available to help raise awareness of the work being done to reduce the numbers of people killed or seriously injured (KSI) on Warwickshire’s roads and protect people from harm.