Successes during County Lines Intensification Week
Criminals exploiting vulnerable people and dealing drugs in Warwickshire took a hit last week as we took part in national County Lines Intensification Week.
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Criminals exploiting vulnerable people and dealing drugs in Warwickshire took a hit last week as we took part in national County Lines Intensification Week.
We’re supporting a new countywide campaign urging young people to report any concerns they have about someone carrying a knife.
We are really proud of what our Community Speed Watch (CSW) volunteers achieve. So we invited them to a special event at Old Shire Hall in Warwick to say thank you.
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We’re saying a heartfelt “thank you” to all our staff at Warwickshire Police.
Warwickshire Police are recruiting mounted volunteers to help keep people safe on the roads and reduce crime in our rural communities
If so, you may be interested in our 2026 BikeSafe workshops.
Chief Constable Alex Franklin-Smith has published his response to Cllr George Finch's open letter, dated 16/02/26:
A road safety operation on the M6 has revealed worrying levels of safety issues in commercial vehicles.
We are asking anyone who saw anything suspicious to get in touch after men were attacked on Stratford’s Bishops Close on Sunday.