Tackling dangerous driving behaviours
National statistics tell us that in July 21% more people are killed or seriously injured on the UK road network than in any other month. This is a scary fact.
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National statistics tell us that in July 21% more people are killed or seriously injured on the UK road network than in any other month. This is a scary fact.
Each year, on average, 1,899 people are killed or seriously injured as a result of drink or drug driving. In Warwickshire, it factors in 30 deaths and serious injuries on our roads every year.
As of this year, Atherstone town centre is no longer a marked hotspot in Warwickshire for antisocial behaviour and serious violence.
Rugby’s Chief Inspector has praised the “speedy response and great teamwork” that led to three arrests after a robbery at a shop in the town centre.
Two of our off-duty firearms officers had an unconventional end to their weekend after helping to save a man’s life.
Officers from across the force spent the last weekend of May making life very unpleasant for criminals using our roads.
We’re marking this year’s Volunteers’ Week by shining a light on the incredible individuals who give their time, skills, and compassion to support victims of crime, police colleagues, and the wider community.
As part of a national 2Wheels two operation in June to improve the safety of cyclists and motorcyclists on our roads, we are sharing moving footage that members of the public submitted to us via Operation Snap as evidence of a potential moving traffic offence.
Operation Undertook is our response to motorbikes being ridden illegally and/or antisocially, causing fear and frustration in our communities.
We’ve been managing a significant project over the last year or so to repair and maintain the longevity of our HQ, Woodcote House, at Leek Wootton.