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Officers on foot patrol in Nuneaton
Reassurance given that local policing will be unaffected by alliance changes
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has reassured communities across the county that there will be no adverse impact on local policing following the decision of West Mercia Police…
Woodcote House at Leek Wootton
Former Warwickshire Police headquarters site to be marketed for sale
The former headquarters of Warwickshire Police at Leek Wootton is to be marketed for sale with the funding raised to be used to support future policing budgets, Police and Crime…
Warwickshire Police recruitment poster
Warwickshire Police offers officer roles to armed forces and other emergency services workers
Warwickshire Police is among the first forces in the country to extend their eligibility criteria for new officers to members of the armed forces and emergency services, as well as…
Warwickshire Police and West Mercia PCC logos
Response to decision by West Mercia PCC and Chief Constable to withdraw from the strategic alliance
A decision has been taken by the West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable to withdraw from the strategic alliance arrangements currently in place with Warwickshire Police, effective…
The former police station and court building at Southam
Sale of former police station and court building in Southam
The former police station and court building on Southam High Street is being put up for sale to raise funds for the policing budget by the county’s Police and Crime…
Blue lights on top of a police car
Policing pilot boosts response times and improves visibility
A pilot programme introducing changes to the working arrangements of police officers deploying from Stratford-upon-Avon and Alcester, has resulted in faster response times and improved visible policing for those living…
Pictured at the Warwickshire Problem Solving Partnership Event are, from left: Chief Superintendent Alex Franklin-Smith, Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe, Chief Constable Martin Jelley and Assistant Chief Constable Richard Moore.
New focus on problem solving launched at joint conference in Warwickshire
A major new focus on problem solving in local communities was launched this week by Warwickshire Police at a joint partnership conference in Rugby. The Warwickshire Problem Solving Partnership event,…
Operation Snap logo
Operation Snap will help the battle against poor and dangerous driving
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has welcomed a pioneering new initiative being launched to help improve road safety in the county. ‘Operation Snap’ is being rolled out by…
Pictured (from left to right): Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Philip Seccombe, Ch Supt Franklin-Smith, Sgt Vicky Duffield-Smith (Navy Reserve), Sgt Miles Bullock (Army Reservist), Insp Lucy Sewell (Army Reservist), PC Dave Picken (Veteran), PC Adam Fletcher (RAF Cadet Instructor) and PC Nik Walpole (Veteran).
Support for armed forces celebrated by Warwickshire Police
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has joined Warwickshire Police in celebrating a week of events to celebrate the armed forces and links with policing. The force is raising…
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe and representatives of the projects which have received £2,345,318 in funding from the Commissioner’s Grants Scheme.
Commissioner gives community safety projects a multi-million pound boost
Projects tackling domestic violence, drug and alcohol abuse, sexual offences and programmes providing positive diversionary activities for young people are among the county initiatives being given a £2.3 million boost…