Features

Halloween is a fun time of year for many, but we are encouraging people to celebrate safely this year to help stop the spread Coronavirus.

As part of the Digital Investigations & Intelligence Unit's school summer newsletter a competition ran inviting school children from across the county to get creative and design a cyber poster with messages of how to stay safe online. The panel are pleased to announce the winners...

Wiltshire Police are joining police forces across the country, together with partners including Match Group, to tackle romance fraud by raising awareness and enforcement activity.

Today (Thursday 30 July) Royal Wootton Bassett Station has officially been re-opened by the Town Mayor and Mayoress, Nic and Sue Hughes. The station has been closed since October last year, whilst it underwent extensive refurbishment.

Domestic Violence Disclosure Coordinator Catherine Taylor has answered some of the most frequently asked questions about Clare's Law and how the process works. If you have concerns about your partner who you think may be abusive, or may have an abusive past, you can make an application to your local police force for more information.

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.

Today sees the start of Neighbourhood Watch Week. The theme this year is 'Let's Stay Connected' - and there has never been a more important time to keep in touch with our friends, family and neighbours.

Today marks the start of National Volunteers' Week (1 - 7 June) concluding with National Specials Weekend, which we are supporting in Wiltshire - it is a timely opportunity to celebrate and thank those who give their time, skills and experience without charge and for the benefit of others.

Special Constable George Mason tells us his story about how being furloughed has allowed him to give more hours to policing...

Special Constable Louisa Curtis tells us her story about how lockdown has made her commitment and dedication to policing grow and grow.