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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…
Team that tackles child sexual exploitation to host live webchat
Warwickshire Police is hosting an online discussion for members of the public to ask questions about the work we are doing to tackle child sexual exploitation. The Warwickshire multi-agency team,…
Pictured at the training event are, from left: Lara Macnab (Warwickshire Legal Services), Tom Rogers (Warwickshire MAPPA Coordinator), Michael Goucher (Warwickshire Legal Services) and Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe.
Training for criminal justice practitioners boosts public protection
Frontline practitioners from a range of criminal justice agencies from across Warwickshire have received training on how best to use legislation and court orders to safeguard the public from dangerous…
Helping to launch the #NoMeansNo campaign outside Nuneaton Town Hall.
Commissioner supports #NoMeansNo campaign in Nuneaton and Bedworth
Nuneaton and Bedworth Safer Communities Partnership (NABSCOP) is running an awareness campaign led by the Borough Council and with support from Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe, to highlight…
Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner addresses the Community Speed Watch summit in Warwick.
Summit meeting gives support to county Community Speed Watch schemes
A summit meeting organised by Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe has heard that Community Speed Watch schemes continue to play a vital part in reducing road casualties in…
Warwickshire Police Chief Constable Martin Jelley and Police and Crime Commissioner welcome Home Secretary Amber Rudd MP (centre) to the Leamington Justice Centre.
Home Secretary visits Warwickshire Police to discuss domestic violence
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…
Philip Seccombe launching the 2018/19 Grants Scheme
PCC launches first phase of grants scheme for community safety initiatives
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 PCC Philip Seccombe (right) talks with RoSA Manager Julie Bettelley (left) and RoSA Board of Trustees Chair Sue Crosson (centre)
PCC visits charity which supports victims of sexual violence
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…
Actors tell 'Eddie's' story at Bridge House Theatre in Warwick
Hundreds of professionals attend child sexual exploitation training event
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…
Cake not Hate banner
Choose #CakeNotHate for Hate Crime Awareness Week 2017
All Warwickshire residents are being encouraged to choose cake over hate for National Hate Crime Awareness Week with a series of tea parties and events taking place around the county.…