Teenagers invited to make movies to combat knife crime
TEENAGERS in Warrington are being invited to make a short video or radio advert warning of the dangers and consequences of carrying a knife.
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Schools win awards for tackling bullying and hate crime
SCHOOLCHILDREN at Warrington have been recognised at an awards ceremony for their impressive efforts to tackle bullying and hate crime.
Crime commissioner thanks public for joining consultation
WARRINGTON-based police and crime commissioner David Keane is thanking Cheshire residents for taking part in his police budget consultation in unprecedented levels.
Crime gang raked in £290,000 “profit” a month
AN influential organised crime group which instilled fear and intimidation into the local community in Warrington has seen its criminal enterprise dismantled.
Police kept busy on New Year’s Eve by drink related and violent crimes
WARRINGTON Police were kept busy on New Year’s Eve and during the early hours of New Year’s Day with mainly drink related and violent crimes.
Serious Organised Crime Unit appeal for help to trace Leon Cullen
DETECTIVES are appealing for help from the public to trace Warrington man Leon Cullen in-connection with serious and organised crime.
Police focus on stamping out Hate Crime
POLICE in Cheshire are joining other forces across the country in raising awareness of hate crime this coming week.
Thirteen men charged with drug offences as police target organised crime
UPDATED: A new court date has been set for 13 men, including 10 from Warrington, charged with drug offences following an operation by Cheshire Police’s Serious and Organised Crime Unit (SOCU) to target organised crime in Warrington.
Police in drive to tackle knife crime
POLICE at Warrington are among those taking part in a national campaign to tackle knife crime, working with partners to prevent young people from carrying knives.
Crime commissioner hits out on police funding
WARRINGTON-based Cheshire police and crime commissioner David Keane has reacted swiftly to reports that the Home Office is in the dark about whether police forces are running out of money.