The Police and Crime Plan is created and published by the Police and Crime Commissioner, outlining his priorities for policing, community safety and supporting victims across Warwickshire and how he will work with partners to achieve them. It draws upon a wide range of information from the police, community safety and criminal justice partners to ensure it reflects the police and crime issues which are affecting Warwickshire. It also brings together the agencies and authorities with a responsibility for cutting crime and improving community safety.
My Vision for Warwickshire
The Police and Crime Plan builds on the successes of recent years while addressing the evolving challenges our communities face. Informed by your voices, the professional insight of our police force and the expertise of our partners, it outlines clear priorities for the next four years.
At its heart are three key pillars which seek to: Strengthen Policing, Safeguard People, and Protect Communities—supported by foundational themes that ensure victims are heard, crime is prevented, partnerships are strengthened, and every pound of public money is used wisely.
This plan is not just a document—it is a commitment. A commitment to effective, responsive, and transparent policing. A commitment to supporting those most vulnerable in our society. And a commitment to building stronger, more resilient communities across Warwickshire.
I am deeply grateful for your continued support, engagement, and trust in this journey. Together, we will deliver on our shared ambition for A Safer Warwickshire for All.
Philip Seccombe TD
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner
A Safer Warwickshire for All
To create ‘A Safer Warwickshire for All’, the Plan identifies 12 priorities , grouped under three key pillars:
- Strengthen Policing: increase police effectiveness; enhance neighbourhood policing; build trust and confidence; improve results.
- Safeguard People: reduce violent crime; tackle abuse and exploitation; reduce reoffending; reduce road casualties.
- Protect Communities: respond to serious organised crime; reduce theft, burglary and robbery; reduce crime in rural areas; tackle anti-social behaviour.
Underpinning the pillars are five Foundational Themes which underpin all of the work. These provide support for victims and survivors; prioritise crime prevention; engage and empower communities, facilitate effective partnership working and deliver sustainability, resilience and value for money.
Police and Crime Plan 2025 – 2029
You can find out more about the key priorities included within the Police and Crime Plan, below, and you can download a copy of the plan using the button, below:
Measuring Success
The outcomes of the Police and Crime Plan plan will be supported by clear measures to monitor the progress being made. These locally defined measures complement national measures set by the Home Secretary, as well as Warwickshire Police’s own performance framework.
Through regular governance and assurance meetings, the service Warwickshire Police provides to the public will be scrutinised and the Commissioner will hold the Chief Constable to account for delivering improvement.
Performance measures will be continuously monitored by both Warwickshire Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner. Progress will be reported through the Commissioner’s Annual Report, ensuring accountability to the people of Warwickshire.
