Safer Internet Day 2023
Safer Internet Day is a global day of action to build a safer digital world for children and young people.
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Safer Internet Day is a global day of action to build a safer digital world for children and young people.
At around 6.45pm on Thursday evening (2 February) officers were called to reports concerned for the welfare of a man outside the Eagle Inn pub on Evesham Road in Redditch. When officers arrived, they found a 51 year-old man with significant injuries.
Police officers, staff and volunteers were celebrated at an awards ceremony last Friday (27 January) when West Mercia Police held the first Quality Policing Awards.
The family of Harjinder ‘Harry’ Takhar, who went missing on Sunday 2 October and whose body was sadly found in a woodland area in Telford on Monday 23 January, have today released the following tribute to him and have created a JustGiving page in his memory:
Officers were called around 12.40am to a concern for man’s welfare at The Old Market Shopping Centre in Hereford.
Officers in Hereford are currently responding to concern for a person’s welfare around the Old Market Shopping Centre and local roads will remain closed as required.
Police cadets in North Worcestershire made sure there were some post-Christmas smiles this week when they presented three local charities with some New Year treats.
Wyre Forest Safer Neighbourhood Team has partnered with the Kidderminster BID and businesses within Kidderminster town centre to launch a collaborative Business Watch initiative.
Operation Enzyme, a targeted initiative which started on Thursday 15 December 2022, is focussed on cross-border criminality, and so far has resulted in a significant reduction in car key burglary and vehicle crime.
A 13 year old boy has been charged with a number of sexual assaults in Telford.