Force to give its backing to National Stalking Awareness Week 2022
We will be supporting this year’s National Stalking Awareness Week campaign, which is running from Monday (25 April) until Friday (29 April) and aims to raise awareness of stalking.
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We will be supporting this year’s National Stalking Awareness Week campaign, which is running from Monday (25 April) until Friday (29 April) and aims to raise awareness of stalking.
The family of Brian Statham, who was involved in a plane crash over the English Channel earlier this month, have released an additional tribute.
Four of the force’s newest police officers are former Warwickshire Police cadets.
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is asking the public to join them in supporting Detective Chief Superintendent Andy Cox in his national challenge to raise awareness of road safety and much needed funding for the national charity RoadPeace for road crash victims in the UK.
The families of the two men who were involved in a plane crash over the English Channel have paid tribute.
People living in the Kingsbury area are being urged to help police limit disruption and criminal damage linked to protests in the area.
A further 29 arrests have been made this weekend in connection with ongoing protest activity at Kingsbury Oil Terminal.
Assistant Chief Constable David Gardner has provided an update following protests in Kingsbury today.
More than 100 arrests have been made in the past week following protest activity in Kingsbury.
With warmer weather on the way Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is asking drivers and cyclists to please stay alert and look out for each other especially at junctions and to make sure you know the recent changes to the Highway Code.