Over 100 guests celebrated the bravery, dedication and hard work of police officers, staff, volunteers and members of the public at the Wiltshire Police Awards Ceremony which took place last night.
Four people were arrested at Stonehenge last night as more than 10,000 gathered to mark the summer solstice. One further arrest was made at Avebury, but overall the event passed peacefully.
Wiltshire Police officers joined over 50 other delegates at a Heritage and Cultural Property Crime Workshop for law enforcement and heritage professionals at National Trust's Avebury Manor today.
We are supporting Mental Health Awareness Week and have pledged to keep promoting a better understanding of mental health problems, while offering support and wellbeing advice to staff and officers.
We are waging war on opportunist burglars and asking members of the public to play the Game of Homes. To play you must take some simple steps to help prevent yourself becoming a victim of burglary and make life hard for your enemies.
A year ago we set up six Independent Advisory Groups (IAGs) - one from each of our Community Policing Teams - who come together to provide independent advice to the police.
This week, as part of our month-long On The Beat campaign, we will be looking at how the public can help play a key role in policing, including what you can do to support us and reduce your risk of being a victim of crime.
Like all aspects of society, policing has developed hugely over the years and one of the biggest and most significant areas of change is in terms of technology.
It is widely known that police forces across the UK are facing unprecedented challenges, trying to do more with ever fewer resources. As part of our On The Beat campaign we asked our Community Policing Teams what they would like to tell the public about policing in Wiltshire.
