Latest news
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Safer Internet Day: Young people encouraged to use AI safely and responsibly
With Safer Internet Day taking place on Tuesday 10 February, young people in Warwickshire are being encouraged to stay safe and act responsibly when using Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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Another illegal cigarette shop shut down following Trading Standards and police action
The shop also sold vapes to children.
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Warwickshire stands with survivors for Sexual Abuse & Sexual Violence Awareness Week 2026
Nationally 1 in 4 women and 1 in 5 men have experienced rape or sexual abuse, and at least 1 in 6 children too*.
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Improve the safety of your home by registering electrical appliances this Register My Appliance week
Registering electrical appliances helps to alert owners of safety updates and product recalls, ensuring that appliances in the home are safe and up to date.
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Think personal safety while celebrating the New Year
As we approach January, we’re focusing on personal safety when you’re out and about during the night time for New Year’s Eve celebrations.
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Support over the festive period for victim-survivors of Domestic Abuse
The festive season can be a daunting time for those who have or are experiencing domestic abuse.
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Keeping you and your possessions safe while celebrating Christmas
We’re throwing the spotlight on keeping your home and possessions safe and staying safe on the roads this week, particularly if you are going away for Christmas and driving.
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Best Bar None: As Christmas approaches, more Warwickshire venues make a commitment to safety
With many of us going out to celebrate as Christmas approaches, it’s reassuring to know that 18 more hospitality venues across Warwickshire have joined the national Best Bar None scheme.
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Safer Warwickshire Partnership Board – A year of action to keep communities safe
Over the past 12 months, the Safer Warwickshire Partnership Board has brought together agencies across Warwickshire to make the county a safer place for everyone.
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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.
