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Wiltshire Police wants to remind residents to be aware of fraudsters trying to take advantage of others during the current global situation.

We have already seen an increase in cyber attacks emerging at a national level against a variety of targets since the beginning of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic in the UK.

As part of Child Exploitation Awareness Day today (18/03), we are focusing on our work with partners to highlight the dangers and signs linked to Child Exploitation (CE) and Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE).

This March, we are supporting the National Police Chiefs' Council's campaign to tackle drivers who use their mobile phones whilst driving.

Wiltshire Police is launching a new recruitment drive today (Monday 9 March) with a strong diversity focus aimed at increasing the numbers of police officers who are female or from a Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic background.

We are writing to you as part of our Wiltshire Police #CyberLife campaign, which has been running throughout July. Along with members of the public business can be impacted by cybercrime and over the next few days we are reaching out to local businesses to give you tips and advice to better protect yourself .

Looking to grow and develop your ICT skills? Have a can-do attitude? Want to make a real difference to someone's life and get a great sense of achievement at the end of your working day? Visit our ICT Careers page to see all job opportunities within our ICT Department.

On what's intended to be the most romantic day of the year, we want to warn those who may be looking for love online, to always exercise a little caution.

We are proud to invite you to enter our competition to design a social media campaign to promote staying safe online.

Wiltshire Police is launching a new ICT recruitment campaign as the Force begins the process of setting up its own in-house ICT team.