Chief Constable set to leave force
The Warwickshire Chief Constable is moving on after two decades in policing.
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The Warwickshire Chief Constable is moving on after two decades in policing.
In this week's #BehindtheBadge we speak to Lynda who works as an Investigative Support Officer as well as being a Mounted Volunteer in her spare time.
Warwickshire County Council, supported by Warwickshire Police as part of the Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership, has launched a pioneering road safety initiative aimed at tackling inappropriate speeding on rural roads, with a particular focus on the historic Fosse Way.
Just after 11pm last night, 4 February, we attended a report of a collision between a tractor pulling a trailer and a motorbike on the junction 10 roundabout for the M42 and A5.
Police are praising members of the public for their vital role in improving road safety throughout 2025, after thousands of suspected driving offences were reported via our Operation Snap initiative.
Today, we meet PC Seb Payne from the Rugby Response team, an ex-gym manager who joined the police to make a difference. (Since filming he's actually moved down the corridor to Rugby Safer Neighbourhood Team) We're very happy to showcase this week's Behind the Badge where he tells us a little bit about his time on Response and what makes him tick.
We had a chat with Vicky Hoppitt, our Equality and Engagement Officer, about her role in the push for greater diversity, equality, and inclusion in Warwickshire Police.
DI Nic Norris works in our southern Domestic Abuse, Rape and Serious Sexual Offences Team (DART). She shares some of her motivation and discusses why what we do is so important.
Our Deputy Chief Constable David Gardner has years of experience in interviewing, but he's never been interrogated like he was when he went to Hillmorton Primary School in Rugby!
It’s been a busy week for our Serious Organised Crime Unit after weapons and drugs were seized from the north and south of the county.