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Warwickshire Police have detected 66 driver offences during a two day operation on 15 and 16 March as part of the NPCC national Commercial Vehicle week of action (15-21) to improve the safety of commercial vehicles on our roads.
Warwickshire Police is appealing for witnesses following an exposure incident in Atherstone yesterday evening (Wednesday 17 March).
Two people were arrested on Tuesday (16 March) on suspicion of drugs supply offences.
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Today marks Child Exploitation Awareness Day and an opportunity to raise awareness of child exploitation and the warning signs, the multi-agency team in Warwickshire are focusing on a week of activity across social media, aiming to share advice on how to identify warning signs and ways in which people can report concerns.
Warwickshire Police is appealing for witnesses or information following an attempted robbery in Stratford last night (Tuesday 16 March).
A frequent indicator of child exploitation is a child going missing and then being trafficked to be exploited.
As we continue to raise awareness of child exploitation this week, we wanted to take the opportunity to highlight the impact child exploitation (CE) can have, not just on children and young people who may be victims of CE, but also their parents, carers, wider families and friends.
We're appealing for witnesses to an exposure incident that took place on Vicarage Lane in Ash Green around 11.30am on Sunday (14 March).
The force’s neighbourhood policing is in ‘a very good state of health’. That is the finding of a peer review carried out by colleagues at Staffordshire Police. The review was carried out in response to HMIC concerns around the erosion of local policing nationally in the context of reduced budgets and changing demand.
Warwickshire Police, Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Barnardo’s and Warwickshire County Council are supporting the National Child Exploitation Awareness Day on Thursday (18 March) and will be highlighting the different types of child exploitation (CE) and the impact it can have both on victims, their families and the wider community.