Victims of sexual assault empowered thanks to improved support
Victims of sexual assault and abuse across Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Shropshire receive support through funding.
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Victims of sexual assault and abuse across Worcestershire, Herefordshire and Shropshire receive support through funding.
Officers seize 68 weapons and arrest 19 individuals in week of warrants
With a national seat belt enforcement campaign starting next week, West Mercia Police are urging all motorists to stay safe and belt up.
Across West Mercia there has been an increase in ‘keyless entry’ car thefts. Keyless entry vehicles, while convenient to the owner, are however an extremely easily target for theft.
Treasure has been found buried within a field in Polfields Coppice, Doddenham earlier this month.
Today (17 May) we are pleased to be supporting International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) taking place today.
With the UN Global Road Safety Week running this week, West Mercia Police are urging all motorists to stay safe and keep speeds down.
Officers in Stourport are appealing for any information that can help them in their investigation following a theft in Stourport on Tuesday 11 May.
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.