Seized bikes and safer streets: Operation Undertook making a difference
Operation Undertook is our response to motorbikes being ridden illegally and/or antisocially, causing fear and frustration in our communities.
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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.
Guy has been a police volunteer with us since 2021. He shares his story on how he got involved and why he enjoys it.
Earlier this afternoon, we arrested three people, all from the Birmingham area, in connection with a suspected burglary in Kenilworth on Saturday 24 May.
“We know that some people don’t think that speeding is wrong or indeed an offence, but it’s a fact that even small increases in speed result in significant increases in risk to you and other road users. Your speed determines the severity of any crashes and injuries.”
A man is in custody following a series of burglaries and attempted burglaries in the Bishopton area of Stratford-Upon-Avon that took place overnight on Tuesday 20 May and into the early hours of Wednesday 21 May.
A series of steps to transform our response to reports of rape means Warwickshire Police is now the best performing police force in the country for adult rape charge rates.
We’re using the elevated position we get in an HGV to see into cars, vans and lorries to spot unsafe driving on our roads.
Last month our Armed Forces Lead, Scott Caswell, attended the ‘Going For Gold’ Military Expo event in Worcester.
This week is Sign Language Awareness Week. To mark this, two of our PCSOs, Angi and Hannah have put together a short video using BSL to explain the different ways those who are deaf or hard of hearing can contact us.