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Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has re-launched his search for a Deputy to work alongside him in delivering a safer Warwickshire in which to live, work and visit.…
Further progress has been made towards the creation of a new county-wide protocol to deal with unauthorised traveller encampments, following a meeting organised by the Office of the Police and…
A village near Rugby has become the latest rural community to join a crime prevention initiative funded by Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe. Villagers in Willoughby were presented with…
Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has welcomed the improved findings by the police watchdog that Warwickshire Police is good at keeping people safe and reducing crime. That’s the overall…
A multi-million pound investment in mobile technology will see frontline police across Warwickshire and West Mercia equipped with personal-issue smartphones and laptop computers, enabling them to deliver a better service…
A recruitment campaign has been launched by Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner to find new independent members of the public to help inspect police custody facilities and check on the…
The remains of an historic Motte and Bailey castle near Nuneaton have been given extra protection from criminals thanks to modern forensic property marking technology. The castle was originally built in…
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner is supporting Warwickshire Police’s re-launched Stop Rape Now campaign, which aims to help young adults have an open discussion about consent. Under the banner of…
The amount taxpayers will pay for policing in Warwickshire next financial year will stay the same, following a decision by the county’s Police and Crime Panel to back a freeze…
Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has welcomed the publication of new data by the Home Office which show that the county’s police force is continuing to buck national…
