Latest news
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Be alert to crime this Christmas: report it and enjoy a safe night out
We’re focusing on how you can report different types of crime this Christmas, including suspicious activity that could be linked to terrorism, County Lines drug dealing and child exploitation.
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Supporting victims of crime this Christmas
We’re sharing some important messages about how to report domestic abuse, hate crime, anti-social behaviour and modern slavery, as part of a ‘winter of action’.
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Focus on business and consumer safety in busy Christmas shopping period
We’re reminding businesses to stay safe over the Christmas period and are supporting the national #ShopKind winter campaign, which encourages people to treat retail staff with respect.
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Follow our tips to help you stay safe in Warwickshire this Christmas and New Year
Christmas will soon be here, so Warwickshire County Council and Safer Warwickshire partners are sharing some top tips and advice to help you stay safe this December.
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Report anti-social behaviour to help authorities tackle it in Nuneaton and Bedworth borough
Nuneaton and Bedworth borough residents are being encouraged to report instances of anti-social behaviour (ASB) in their communities.
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Free winter road safety awareness events taking place near you.
Drivers across the county will benefit from a collaboration that sees the launch of a series of free Winter Awareness Checks taking place at supermarkets locally.
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Council highlights support for Safeguarding Adults Week
Safeguarding Adults Week takes place nationally from Monday 17 – Friday 21 November, and Warwickshire County Council (WCC) is highlighting how to spot the signs of abuse or neglect across the county.
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Safer Warwickshire partners unite for Safer Business Action Week 2025
Safer Warwickshire partners are joining forces to support Safer Business Action (SaBA) Week 2025, which runs this week (w/c Monday 10 November).
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Warwickshire County Council supports Anti-Bullying Week 2025
National Anti-Bullying Week 2025 takes place from 10 to 16 November and this year’s theme is ‘Power for Good’.
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Suspended Prison Sentence and 180 Hours Unpaid Work for Rugby Shopkeeper Caught Selling Nitrous Oxide to Youngsters
Mr Sethukavalar Ramasethu age 55, the owner of Long Lawford Stores Rugby has been sentenced to 20 months in prison, suspended for 2 years and ordered to complete 180 hours unpaid work.
