20% drop in Warwickshire house burglaries over past year
The number of houses being burgled in Warwickshire has dropped significantly in the past 12 months.
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The number of houses being burgled in Warwickshire has dropped significantly in the past 12 months.
As we come towards the end of a month of ‘lockdown’ with restrictions set to continue, Warwickshire Police’s Roads Policing Team would like to thank everyone who is staying at home and only using the roads for essential travel.
The family of a 24-year-old man who died in a motorbike collision last weekend have paid tribute to him.
While people are spending more time at home, our officers and staff are continuing to work 24/7 to keep everyone safe.
Warwickshire Police would like to thank everyone in the county for how they responded to the challenges of COVID-19 over the Easter period. The vast majority of people in Warwickshire stayed home to protect the NHS and save lives.
Warwickshire Police Officer Rich Jenkins has received a Chief’s Special Award (Recognising Partnership Working) from Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service at their Annual Awards Evening in March 2020 for his service to delivering ‘Biker Down’ in Warwickshire since it started in 2015.
Warwickshire Police Chief Constable, Martin Jelley, has today emphasised the force’s commitment to protecting the most vulnerable during the national lockdown.
Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe and Warwickshire Police have welcomed new Government funding to boost the support that can be given to road crash victims.
While people are currently spending more time at home and more people are using their daily exercise to go out walking, we are asking communities to please be mindful about where they go.
Warwickshire Police would like to thank the public for their ongoing support and commitment in continuing to follow Government guidance around staying at home and maintaining social distancing to prevent the spread of CoVID-19.