Eight people arrested for assaulting and threatening police officers over the last four ...
Eight people were arrested on suspicion of assaulting or threatening police officers over the last four days.
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Eight people were arrested on suspicion of assaulting or threatening police officers over the last four days.
Warwickshire Police has received new information from Public Health England (PHE) relating to the soot and materials emitted from the fire on Juno Drive, Leamington Spa.
We understand the concern within the community in regards to the welfare of a man who remains unaccounted for following the fire in Juno Drive, Leamington.
Following consultation with key partner agencies including Public Health England, we are now able to provide updated advice concerning the removal of fallen debris following the fire in Juno Drive, Leamington.
Warwickshire Police are pleased to advise that over the last 24 hour firefighters have been successful in bringing the fire under control, significantly reducing its ferocity.
Emergency services are currently in attendance at a fire on Juno Drive, Leamington.
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership has revealed that a total of 3,907 drivers were caught speeding in the county during an anti speeding campaign that took place in July and August 2021.
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is taking part in a national NPCC campaign to highlight the dangers and consequences of drug driving to help make our roads safer for all road users.
In recent months there has been an increase in the growth and rejuvenation of county lines criminality locally and Project Reduce is the force’s response to this.
Warwickshire Police is asking speeding motorists to #SlowDownSaveLives and obey speed limits in a campaign that aims to reduce the number of people killed or seriously injured on Warwickshire’s roads.