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Assistant Chief Constable David Gardner has provided an update following protests in ...
Assistant Chief Constable David Gardner has provided an update following protests in Kingsbury today.
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Kingsbury protest activity – latest
More than 100 arrests have been made in the past week following protest activity in Kingsbury.
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Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership asks drivers and cyclists to look out for each other ...
With warmer weather on the way Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is asking drivers and cyclists to please stay alert and look out for each other especially at junctions and to make sure you know the recent changes to the Highway Code.
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Public reassurance message following Kingsbury Oil terminal protests
Assistant Chief Constable Ben Smith has issued a public reassurance message as a result of protests in the area surrounding Kingsbury Oil Terminal.
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New Deputy Chief Constable appointed for Warwickshire Police
Warwickshire Police Chief Constable Debbie Tedds has announced the appointment of Alex Franklin-Smith as the force’s new Deputy Chief Constable.
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Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is encouraging bikers to refresh your skills ready ...
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is encouraging bikers to get the most out of your bike this season by refreshing your riding skills and learning some new ones at a one day BikeSafe or half day Biker Down course.
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Member of staff dismissed for gross misconduct
A Warwickshire Police member of staff based at Stratford Police Station has been dismissed for gross misconduct after a hearing found she had made a number of false crime reports between September 2021 and February 2022. Her actions were found to have breached the professional behaviour standard of honesty and integrity.
UPDATED: Long service, commitment and bravery celebrated at Chief Constable's Awards
Remarkable acts of bravery and commitment were celebrated at a special ceremony last week.
New Government funded project looks to make streets safer for residents of Warwickshire
Agencies across Warwickshire have secured funding of £249,000 from the Home Office’s Safer Streets fund. The fund is allocated to projects designed to reduce violence against women and girls and to increase feelings of safety in public spaces.
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Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership asks the public not to buy an e-scooter
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is asking the public not to buy an e-scooter because it is illegal to ride a privately owned e-scooter in any public place in the UK and your e-scooter may be seized by police.
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