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Give your feedback on the Police and Crime Commissioner’s plans for strengthening policing, safeguarding people and protecting communities in Warwickshire.

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A diagram of the Police and Crime Plan priorities

Join us for the launch of the Commissioner’s Grants Scheme

Police and Crime Commissioner, Philip Seccombe, will be launching his 2025/26 grants scheme via an online launch event on the 21 October.

The Commissioner’s Grants Scheme is an annual award which seeks to support initiatives that will reduce crime, support victims and make communities safer in Warwickshire.

Communications and Engagement Officer

We’re looking for a motivated and enthusiastic individual with great interpersonal skills to join our team as a Communications and Engagement Officer.

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The Police & Crime Plan for Warwickshire

Priority 1: Fight Crime and Reduce Reoffending Find out more >

Priority 2: Deliver Visible and Effective Policing Find out more >

Priority 3: Keep People Safe and Reduce Harm Find out more >

Priority 4: Strengthen Communities Find out more >

Priority 5: Deliver Better Justice For All Find out more >

Introducing the Commissioner

Philip Seccombe

Philip Seccombe was re-elected for a third term as Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire in May 2024.

His key priorities are to:

• Further reduce crime, anti-social behaviour and re-offending.
• Continue to increase police officer numbers.
• Increase support for victims and survivors of all crimes.
• Reduce road traffic fatalities and serious injuries.
• Engage with and listen to residents and communities.
• Build further financial resilience for Warwickshire Police.

He funds a wide range of initiatives designed to improve community safety, reduce crime, rehabilitate offenders and help people to improve their security.

The Commissioner’s role is also to hold the Chief Constable to account, and listen to the views of the public on policing matters. To contact Philip or give your views on crime and community safety issues, please get in touch through our Contact Us section.

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