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It’s not too late to help those who are in need this Christmas. Meaningful Change is a multi-agency campaign aimed at helping to positively change the lives of those who…
Further funding for services helping victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence services has been confirmed by Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe. In May 2020 the Commissioner received…
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe wants to hear from the public about the future of policing in the county, as he launches a major new consultation ahead of…
A special online remembrance service is taking place on Sunday 15 November at 3pm to remember all those from Warwickshire who have died in road traffic collisions. The event, organised…
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has given his backing to the Harper’s Law campaign, which seeks mandatory life sentences for people who kill emergency services workers. Murder already…
Warwickshire Police has welcomed 18 students on to its first ever Detective Constable Degree Holder Entry Programme (DC DHEP). These new student officers started last Monday at the force’s Leek…
This weekend Warwickshire Police will be supporting Anti-Slavery Day to help raise awareness of modern slavery and human trafficking. Modern slavery is a form of organised crime in which people…
Forty thousand road safety magazines funded by Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe’s Road Safety Fund have been distributed to schools, colleges, GP surgeries, leisure centres, cycle shops, opticians…
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has announced that Polly Reed will be joining his office early next year as Chief Executive. It follows the decision of current Chief…
“Follow the rules, play your part and do the right thing for Warwickshire.” This is the message from Assistant Chief Constable Alex Franklin-Smith and the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner…
