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Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe is supporting World Day Against Trafficking in Persons 2024, raising awareness about how to spot the signs and the support that is available…
I am appalled to hear of the inappropriate behaviour that took place at the University of Warwick Student’s Union Conservative Association dinner. I want to publicly confirm that I was…
Young people had the chance to take part in a community boxing event in Whitnash at the weekend, funded through the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Grants Scheme. Organised by Warwickshire…
Warwickshire’s Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner, Emma Daniell, has been reappointed for another four-year term. This decision was supported by the Warwickshire Police and Crime Panel during a special confirmation…
Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is saying a huge thank you to Warwickshire’s Community Speed Watch (CSW) volunteers this week as part of the National Volunteer Week’s 40th anniversary celebrations from…
Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner is supporting National Volunteers Week (3 June). Throughout the week Philip Seccombe will be taking part in an Independent Custody Visit at a police custody…
Road safety partners and the public showed how important improving road safety is to them in Warwickshire by walking, running, cycling or horse-riding a total of 593.5 miles in support of the…
People in Warwickshire have been urged to be mindful of shopworkers’ essential role serving the public. They’ve also been reminded that workers should be treated with respect, kindness, and gratitude, as…
Philip Seccombe has outlined his plans for the future after swearing an oath of impartiality, as he prepares to begin a third term as Police and Crime Commissioner for Warwickshire.…
Warwickshire Resilience Forum’s new website aims to help you prepare for emergencies across the county. Warwickshire Resilience Forum (WRF) is a partnership of public, private, and voluntary sector organisations. These…
