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Marjory MacCallum was presented with a Chief Constable's certificate of Recognition for Members of the Public this week at our awards ceremony.

Two courageous members of the public, Steven McDonald and Richard Fox, have been presented with a Chief Constable's Certificate of Recognition for Members of the Public.

Police Constable Lucy Wileman was presented with a Excellence in Partnership Working Award at our Wiltshire Police Ceremony on Tuesday.

Wanted this Winter launches to urge public to help us locate our most wanted suspects

Yesterday, during #RoadSafetyWeek, presenters from Wiltshire Police and Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue talked at a Survive the Drive show for military personnel at Tidworth Garrison Theatre, Wiltshire.

This week we ran our first ever Instagram Live Q&A, and what better unit to feature than the dog unit?! We were inundated with questions from the public and dog handler PC Sam Dutton and Dogs Inspector James Brain answered as many as possible. Come on in and see if your question was answered...

London, 2nd October: 'John' and 'Sarah' are the names of people most likely to overshare online. A poll of 2,056 UK adults - commissioned for Get Safe Online Week - reveals the top male and female names most likely to give too much away on social media:

A strong password is a good start, but it doesn't stop there... Whether it's your Twitter, Amazon, or Netflix account, the explosion in popularity of online apps and services means more and more of us have to remember an increasingly long list of passwords.

From Monday 16 September to Sunday 29 September we are are joining forces across the country in the national knife crime awareness campaign, Operation Sceptre. During the two weeks we will be asking members of the public to bin the blades by dropping unwanted and illegal knives and bladed weapons into our amnesty bins across the county so we can dispose of them safely.

Wiltshire Dogs Trainer Ian Partington and trainee Police Dog Champ have some advice about how to act around a police dog if you see one working out in the community.