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The December Roads Policing Newsletter is now available to help raise awareness of the work being done by police and partners to reduce the numbers of people killed or seriously injured (KSI) on Warwickshire’s roads and protect people from harm.
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Warwickshire Police is supporting the National Police Chiefs Council campaign to target those driving under the influence of drink or drugs over the festive period to improve the safety of our roads for everyone.
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Officers investigating the death of a man and a woman in their Nuneaton home have confirmed a post mortem carried out on the couple was inconclusive and further test will be required.
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White Ribbon Day (WRD) is the internationally recognised day where people are asked to wear a white ribbon to signal their opposition to male violence against women. The force is supporting the WRD campaign and as part of our ongoing work, we have spoken to a survivor of domestic abuse.
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Warwickshire Police and partners carried out a range of activities during national Road Safety Week between 16 to 22 November to support the important theme No Need to Speed set by BRAKE the road safety charity to remind everyone of how the speed they travel affects other people.
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Warwickshire Police is asking farmers and contractors to please consider other road users and remove mud on the road after recently receiving a number of reports of mud creating poor road conditions in the county. Vehicle operators who deposit mud on the road are also potentially liable for a range of offences.
Warwickshire’s head of local policing, Chief Superintendent Ben Smith, has issued an update on the investigation into the death of a couple in Nuneaton.
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Partners in Warwickshire working together to improve road safety are urging the public not to buy e-scooters this Christmas because it’s currently against the law to ride a privately owned e-scooter in any public place in the UK.
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WCC Road Safety Education and Warwickshire Police are helping to spread road safety messages to Warwickshire Primary Schools as part of National Road Safety Week 2020, which begins on Monday 16 November.
Following another busy weekend responding to reports of Covid breaches in Warwickshire, Assistant Chief Constable Debbie Tedds has issued a warning to people about holding parties and gatherings in their homes.