A POWERFUL new visual campaign has been launched across University of Chester sites in Cheshire, including Warrington, to drive home the proactive message that violence against women and girls will not be tolerated.
VEHICLE drivers bear the greatest responsibility for safety on the road – but cyclists also have a duty of care towards pedestrians and horseriders.
A SAFER Streets campaign has been launched in Warrington by Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer, helping to tackle violence against women and girls.
A recruitment drive in the Police Force Control Centre has seen an improvement in the time non-emergency 101 calls are answered.
POLICE have issued a CCTV image of two men they are seeking after a 69-year-old woman’s pension money was stolen during a purse theft in Warrington town centre.
POLICE investigating a collision on the M56 in Cheshire, involving a recovery van which left the motorway and collided with a tree, are appealing for information from members of the public.
CHESHIRE police and crime commissioner John Dwyer has become the first commissioner in the country to produce three different versions of his police and crime report.
POLICE are asking for feedback from the public on plans to reduce the number of helpdesks across the county from 16 to five – one of which would be at Warrington.
POLICE have been investigating increased anti-social behaviour in the Padgate area of Warrington, including an off-road bike being used in the Sandford Village area, site of the former Bruche Police Training Centre.
POLICE had another busy night of dealing with alcohol-related and violent crime including arresting a 79-year-old man for various motoring offences including drink driving.
