Celebrating force families
We sat down with Sharon Whiting and Leanne Whiting as they reflected on the one-of-a-kind connection that comes from seeing your family in matching uniform.
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We sat down with Sharon Whiting and Leanne Whiting as they reflected on the one-of-a-kind connection that comes from seeing your family in matching uniform.
Today is Child Exploitation Awareness Day and throughout the week we are giving an insight into how child exploitation is happening in Warwickshire and what is being done to tackle it.
Mother’s Day is a chance to celebrate the people who shape us, and for some of our colleagues, that connection runs through family life and the shared world of policing.
Today is Mother’s Day and we wanted to take a moment to celebrate the mums who work in policing and dedicate themselves to this demanding profession while raising a family.
This weekend, we’re celebrating colleagues whose family lives and policing journeys are closely linked. Christie and Lorraine are one of those families. Lorraine explains,
Criminals exploiting vulnerable people and dealing drugs in Warwickshire took a hit last week as we took part in national County Lines Intensification Week.
We’re supporting a new countywide campaign urging young people to report any concerns they have about someone carrying a knife.
We are really proud of what our Community Speed Watch (CSW) volunteers achieve. So we invited them to a special event at Old Shire Hall in Warwick to say thank you.
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