We visited over 100 vulnerable people as part of Op Plenty
Over Christmas and December 2024, Nuneaton & Bedworth and North Warwickshire Safer Neighbourhood Teams were out visiting vulnerable people in their communities as part of Op Plenty.
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Over Christmas and December 2024, Nuneaton & Bedworth and North Warwickshire Safer Neighbourhood Teams were out visiting vulnerable people in their communities as part of Op Plenty.
Did you know, where we find evidence that a driver poses a risk to other road users, we can apply to the DVLA for them to have their driving licence revoked?
Officers investigating the rape of a teenage girl at Nuneaton Railway Station at the weekend have arrested two suspects.
Archie is one of our cadets. Here he shares his experience of joining the scheme.
We have received consistent complaints about masked and mounted groups of people making people feel unsafe in Nuneaton and Bedworth town centres.
With the recruitment window now open for aspiring police cadets in Warwickshire, two drop-in evenings have been organised for prospective applicants to learn more about the scheme on Friday 24 January and Tuesday 4 February.
Planning for the Atherstone Ball Game in 2025 is now taking place.
Detective Constable Donna Parry moved to the Domestic Abuse and Rape Team (DART) as part of the Detective Development Programme. She talks about her experiences so far.
Many of you took an interest in our post about an operation run by our trafficking and exploitation team raising awareness of the signs of exploitation of children amongst hotel staff.
If you were wondering what the police activity in Church Road, Nuneaton was all about yesterday, here’s PC Amelia Loveridge from Nuneaton Safer Neighbourhood Team to explain: