Missing Hereford man found safe
Raymond Chillington who had been missing since Tuesday evening has been been found safe and well by officers.
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Raymond Chillington who had been missing since Tuesday evening has been been found safe and well by officers.
Following an investigation by West Mercia Police, a man has been charged with two counts of being in charge of a dog dangerously out of control causing injury.
Statement from Detective Ed Slough, CID lead investigator and Inspector Dave Troth safer neighbourhood lead for Worcester regarding reported incidents involving a vehicle approaching people in the Arboretum area of Worcester.
A Former Worcester teacher has been sentenced today (Friday 18 September) at Worcester Crown Court to spend six years and six months in prison and ordered to sign the sex offenders’ register for life after being found guilty of rape.
We are appealing for information following an incident in Belbroughton, Worcestershire. At around 3.40pm on Tuesday (15 September) an 11 year old boy was in collision with a passing vehicle.
West Mercia Police has welcomed proposals for changes in the law which will see the maximum sentence for those convicted of assaulting police officers and other emergency workers doubled.
West Mercia Police and partner agencies across the region are this week supporting Project EDWARD, a national campaign urging all road users to make ‘Every Day Without A Road Death’
West Mercia Police and partner agencies across the region are this week supporting Project EDWARD, a national campaign urging all road users to make ‘Every Day Without A Road Death’
Officers from across North Worcestershire together with partner agencies were out this morning targeting modern day slavery.
Officers and an forensic archaeologist remain in Frankley today (Friday 11 September) as they continue the process of respectfully recovering human remains found by telecom engineers yesterday.