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Warwickshire Police will be supporting the biggest security operation ever carried out in the West Midlands region.
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Warwickshire Police will be supporting the biggest security operation ever carried out in the West Midlands region.
In June, Warwickshire Police received a total of 8,674 emergency 999 calls, of which 1,167 were abandoned 999 calls (more than one in ten).
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership has announced the results of a campaign that took place from 6-26 June to urge all drivers and passengers to always wear a seatbelt.
The family of a man who died following a collision in Atherstone at the weekend has paid tribute to him.
More than 400 vehicles were stopped and 387 offences recorded in a week of action by police and National Highways which saw officers patrolling the M6 in unmarked HGV cabs.
Warwickshire Police is supporting the National Day of Remembrance for ‘honour-based’ abuse (HBA) and forced marriage.
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is partnering with Driving for Better Business (DfBB) to promote the free scheme to businesses across Warwickshire who have employees who drive for work. The new initiative was announced during the NPCC National Commercial Vehicle Campaign that starts this week 11 – 24 July 2022.
Assistant Chief Constable Ben Smith has issued a statement following a series of serious incidents in the Nuneaton area over the past two weeks.
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is urging all drivers and passengers to always wear a seatbelt during a national campaign throughout June 2022.
Work is due to start on installing Average Speed Enforcement Cameras at the A435 Studley on 20 June, as part of a plan to make Warwickshire’s roads even safer.