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Ways in which Warwickshire’s emergency services can work more closely together and deliver an improved service to the public are being explored by a new advisory group, which has held…
A bumper turnout of more than 100 people attended the fifth Warwickshire Rural Crime Project evening event to support farmers, horse owners, rural businesses and residents of rural properties in…
Home Secretary Amber Rudd visited Warwickshire Police to talk to officers and staff about the force’s approach to tackling domestic violence and abuse. She was particularly keen to meet with frontline…
Projects which help people stay safe and recover from their problems are being invited to bid for a slice of funding by Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Philip Seccombe. Through…
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has hailed the work of a charity which helps support people who have been affected by rape, sexual abuse or sexual violence during…
The winner of new award launched by Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe to reward Excellence in Policing and Community Safety has been revealed. PC Martin Rone-Clarke, Warwickshire Police’s Gypsy…
A report by the police inspectorate has found that Warwickshire Police makes effective use of its resources, plans well for the future and understands the levels of demand and public…
Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has launched a new charter which sets out the standards and services communities should expect to receive from the police and criminal justice…
Emergency services and the Nuneaton community have been praised after the successful resolution of an incident yesterday (Sunday 22 October) in which police received reports of a man with a…
More than 650 professionals gathered at the Bridge House Theatre in Warwick yesterday (Monday October 16) for a training event to help adults who work, or come into contact with…
