Latest news
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Council highlights domestic abuse support available during the World Cup 2026
The World Cup brings excitement and a shared sense of national pride, but when emotions run high, the impact can coincide with an increase in domestic abuse.
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Rogue builder who scammed Kenilworth couple pleads guilty to fraud
A rogue builder has pleaded guilty to fraud following a successful prosecution by Warwickshire County Council’s Trading Standards service.
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County Council refocuses efforts to tackle local crime with new funding and increased community engagement
Nuneaton town centre will be a hive of activity next week (Wednesday 3rd June) as Warwickshire County Council (WCC) will launch its forward-thinking Crime Awareness and Prevention Programme (CAPP).
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Warwickshire’s licensed premises pass the test when ‘asked for Angela’
Pubs, bars and other licensed premises across Warwickshire have demonstrated that they are successfully running the ‘Ask for Angela’ scheme.
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Looking out for signs this National Stalking Awareness Week 2026
Did you know that 1.4 million adults (aged 16 and over) were victims of stalking in 2025*?
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Community safety films showcase partnership work to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour
Members of the Safer Warwickshire Partnership Board (SWPB) have produced a series of films highlighting the efforts being made to reduce crime, tackle anti-social behaviour and improve public safety.
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Emergency services and councils test emergency response at Capabilities Day
More than 100 emergency planners and responders gathered this week to strengthen joint working and improve how Warwickshire prepares for and responds to emergencies.
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Warwick rogue builder sentenced to ten months imprisonment
A rogue builder has been sentenced to ten months imprisonment and handed a three-year Criminal Behaviour Order.
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Warwickshire partners’ campaign to help public spot signs of child exploitation
Warwickshire agencies are once again joining the national effort to tackle child exploitation as part of Child Exploitation Awareness Day on Wednesday 18 March.
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Council raises awareness of domestic and sexual abuse support during NO MORE Week
As March marks the start of NO MORE Week (2-8 March), the Council is highlighting how to spot signs of abuse, as well as access to support services across Warwickshire.
