Dispersal orders having a positive impact in Worcester and Droitwich
Following concerns raised by local residents in Droitwich and Worcester, we launched an operation to stop key roads being misused as routes for racing cars.
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Following concerns raised by local residents in Droitwich and Worcester, we launched an operation to stop key roads being misused as routes for racing cars.
Rural & Business Crime Officers from North Worcestershire have been working with local garages in an attempt to stem the rise in thefts in the area by providing free catalytic converter marking kits.
Officers in Bromsgrove are appealing for witnesses and any information following the assault and robbery of an elderly lady on 13 April.
Last week West Mercia Police teamed up with Highways England in Operation Tramline, a joint national operation aimed at changing driver behaviour.
At just after 11.45am this morning this morning (Sunday 9 May) officers were called to a concern for a man’s safety in Kidderminster.
Thank you to everyone who shared our appeal to find Sophie Rawlings who was missing from Bromsgrove.
A man found guilty of committing nationwide telephone and courier fraud has been sentenced to two years.
Last week, West Mercia Police conducted a series of activities in support of Operation Sceptre, the national week of action to challenge and reduce the threat of knife crime.
On the morning of Saturday 1 May, officers received information that a female peregrine had been found dead on the hillside below the nest near to Clee Hill Quarry.
We are appealing for witnesses following a fatal collision in Hereford on Sunday 2 May in Herefordshire