Hate Crime awareness week
This week (12 to 19 October) is National Hate Crime Awareness Week which is a week of action to highlight what hate crime is and the support available for victims.
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This week (12 to 19 October) is National Hate Crime Awareness Week which is a week of action to highlight what hate crime is and the support available for victims.
Diverse sporting activities were on offer for staff and officers from West Mercia Police to try on Wednesday (16 October) as part of our inaugural Adaptive Sporting Event.
We are advising members of the public to be vigilant after a spike in Courier Fraud.
A man has been arrested for drug dealing cannabis following a raid at an address in Kidderminster this morning.
Two people have been amongst the first to be arrested under new zombie knife legislation, after a warrant was carried out in Warndon, Worcester this morning.
Three people have been arrested after a drugs warrant was executed in Worcester this morning (Thursday 3 October).
West Mercia Police has received national recognition for its efforts in tackling violence against women and girls (VAWG).
A team of West Mercia Police officers have overcome obstacles to deliver reconditioned fire engines and ambulances to The Gambia.
Protecting motorists from vehicle crime is a priority for West Mercia Police with officers working around the clock, 365 days a year to prevent this crime.
Malvern officers are putting the wheels in motion for more cycle patrols on their rural patch thanks to the donation of a second E-bike.