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Warwickshire PCC Philip Seccombe with the officers and staff at the rural crime training
Training day boosts police officer knowledge of rural crime
Police officers from Warwickshire and across the wider West Midlands region have benefited from a special rural crime training day, funded by Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Philip Seccombe. The…
Crime in prisons: where now and where next?
PCCs present plan to government to tackle organised crime in prisons
Four Police and Crime Commissioners in the West Midlands are presenting to government a hard-hitting six-month study into crime in prisons after months of research and multi-agency work. The in-depth…
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Tougher powers to tackle unauthorised traveller sites welcomed
Government proposals to consult on tough new powers to tackle unauthorised traveller encampments have been welcomed by Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Philip Seccombe. Home Secretary Sajid Javid this week…
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe (centre) with Cyber Crime Advisors Joseph Patterson and Abbey Baker.
Losses of victims of cyber crime in Warwickshire more than halve during 2018
The total value of losses from cyber crime suffered by people in Warwickshire has dropped by more than half during 2018, new data from the national police fraud unit has…
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Community projects set to benefit from Commissioner’s Grants Scheme
Community projects, crime-reduction initiatives, victims’ support services and non-profit groups are set for a cash injection from Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe, as he opens two grants schemes…
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe with Rural Crime Officer Carol Cotterill and Vicki Parry, from Warwickshire Horse Watch
Rural crime discussed at meeting in North Warwickshire
Crime affecting businesses, farms and communities in rural areas were top of the agenda at the annual meeting between police, partners and the local community across North Warwickshire, supported by…
Insp Karen Jones, Rural Crime Officer Carol Cotterill, Ann Morton from the Bourton Trust, villagers Anita Wright, Tony Mather and Robert Jack with Sgt Sarah Masters from Warwickshire Police
Bourton and Draycote join the Supported Village Scheme
Working with the Bourton Trust, the villages of Draycote and Bourton have become the latest rural communities in the north of the county to join a crime prevention initiative funded…
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Don’t risk a drink or drug driving conviction this Christmas
Motorists across Warwickshire are today being reminded of the dangers of driving under the influence of drink or drugs during the festive period. With the season of festivities nearly underway…
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Resources are in place to continue tackling rural crime says PCC
Resources are in place and efforts are being reinforced to tackle rural crime, says Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe, following the release of a report which showed the…
On patrol in North Warwickshire are, from left, Andy Eardley from the Environment Agency, PSCSO Simeon Hodson from Warwickshire Police, PC Dave Riley from Leicestershire Police and Carol Cotterill, Rural Crime Officer for North Warwickshire.
Rural patrols help deter crime in and around county waterways
A recent operation saw local officers from Coleshill and Atherstone work with the PCC-funded Rural Crime Officer and partners from the Environment Agency and Angling Trust to tackle crime in…