Caroline - Chair of the Warwickshire Senior Police Staff Network
Caroline is proud to champion and promote the needs of police staff and operational colleagues.
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Caroline is proud to champion and promote the needs of police staff and operational colleagues.
Today, Monday 3 March, we visited T&S Abattoir in Glenside, Arley.
Rachel moved from teaching teenagers in a secondary school to teaching police officers.
As we join with other forces this week to recognise and celebrate the contribution of police staff to UK policing, our Chief Constable Alex Franklin-Smith sends a message of thanks to staff at Warwickshire Police.
In the year from 1 February 2024 to 1 February 2025, we have achieved twice as many positive outcomes on offences of residential burglary when compared to the previous 12 months.
New builds in Rugby have been the targets of burglaries recently, so we've sent our Chief Constable out to talk to some of the residents.
Congratulations to our 20 of our student officers - including two former cadets - who recently had their passing out ceremony.
We’re appealing for witnesses as we continue to investigate a collision in Stratford around 8.20am on Monday (3 February).
We can sadly confirm two people have died following a house fire in Rugby.
PC Scott Caswell was a soldier before he was a police officer, and now he helps support current and former members of the Armed Forces in the police.