Police and Crime Commissioner

Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe (right) with the Brake Independent Road Victim Advisor for Warwickshire, Gary Harker. Picture supplied.

Warwickshire Police commissioner awards charity contract to support road victims

A section of unused land at Warwickshire Police’s headquarters in Leek Wootton has been sold for housing.

Section of unused land at Warwickshire Police’s headquarters in Leek Wootton has...

Left to Right: Chief Fire Officer Ben Brooks, Councillor Martin Watson, Warwickshire Police Chief Constable Debbie Tedds, and Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe. Photo supplied

New road safety partnership launched in Warwickshire

Residents are being asked to share their views and experiences on parking problems outside schools in Warwickshire.

Share your views and experiences on parking problems outside schools in Warwicks...

Debbie Tedds with Philip Seccombe.

Warwickshire Police appoints its first female chief constable

The four candidates for Warwickshire’s next Police and Crime Commissioner - Louis Adam (top left), Henry Lu (top right), Philip Seccombe (bottom left) and Ben Twomey (bottom right).

Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner election: Candidates tell you why you...

The website for the Something's Not Right campaign.

Warwickshire County Council and partners ask residents to help in fight against ...

Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe.

Warwickshire policing budget for next financial year is approved and will includ...

Labour’s candidate for Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Ben Twomey.

Petition to stop redundancies in domestic abuse unit is presented by Labour’s ca...

Councillor Andy Crump, Warwickshire County Councils Portfolio Holder for Fire & Rescue and Community Safety and Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe promote the event outside St Marys Church in Warwick. Each of the pairs of shoes at the front represent a road death victim from Warwickshire during 2019/20.

Warwickshire residents invited to remember road traffic victims in special onlin...

Warwickshires Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe. Photos submitted

Funding boost to improve support to road crash victims welcomed by Warwickshire’...

Councillors including leader Andrew Day (second from right) at the launch of the Warwick District Council Climate Action Now campaign.

Climate change referendum for Warwick disctrict is cancelled along with council ...

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Rugby councillors come together to support residents as local elections delayed ...

Chief Constable Martin Jelley and Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe commemorating the launch of the Poppy Appeal logos on force police cars.

Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner extends chief constable’s contract fo...

Police out on patrol

New policing model in Warwickshire will create better service, PCC claims

Pictured from left, are Cyber Crime Advisor Sam Slemensek, Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Seccombe, Cyber Crime Advisor Alex Gloster and Louise Williams, Warwickshire County Councils Community Safety Manager.

Survey reveals Warwickshire adults lost Â£9 million to cyber crime

Chief Constable Martin Jelley, left, and PC Rich Nathan on patrol. 130620M-A124 ENGPNL00120130620113842

Warwickshire Police celebrates improved rating from watchdog

Philip Seccombe pictured earlier this year when he welcomed Nicky Morgan to Warwickshire. NNL-160630-164920001

Police boss welcomes hate crime crackdown

Ron Ball with PC Stuart Baker outside RFPS

Police and Crime Commissioner calls for tougher laws to tackle illegally camped ...

Ron Ball

Warwickshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner will not seek re-election

Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Ball

Warwickshire Police in ‘good position’

Specials on patrol.

Volunteers and the Special Constabulary praised by police boss

Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Ball

Warwickshire Chief Constable and Crime Commissioner join forces to tackle hate c...

Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Ball

Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner becomes a ‘Dementia Friend’

The police, air ambulance and ambulance service were at the scene

Funding secured for off-road Police motorbikes to tackle illegal riders in Warwi...

Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner issues merger warning

Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Ball

‘New report shows that police are doing well’

Warwickshire Police Chief Constable Andy Parker, who is retiring in March 2015.

Chief Constable to retire next year

Warwickshire police dog awarded medal for ten years’ of successful service

Warwickshire Police Chief Constable Andy Parker to retire in March

Warwickshire Police and Crime Commissioner Ron Ball.

Last chance to take part in Community Remedy consultation

Crime

Crime in south Warwickshire has fallen, police figures show

Home Secretary should apologise for comments

I won’t bow to media pressure

Is commissioner out of his depth?

Questions to be asked of new commissioner