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Appeal for witnesses after man loses tooth in road rage incident
16:24 05/03/2025We are appealing for witnesses following a road rage incident near Royal Wootton Bassett, in which a driver sustained injuries to his face.
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Teenager given court orders after pleading guilty to harassment and assault
10:01 27/04/2023A 14-year-old boy from Malmesbury has been given a nine-month Referral Order after pleading guilty to harassing two people and assaulting a third.
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Witness appeal after road worker suffers serious injuries in assault
12:53 30/03/2023We are appealing for witnesses following an assault on a road worker in Royal Wootton Bassett.
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Open letter from Chief Constable Catherine Roper to Police and Crime Commissioner Philip Wilkinson
16:00 03/03/2023An open letter from the new Chief Constable of Wiltshire Police Catherine Roper
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Teenager pleads guilty following Swindon and Royal Wootton Bassett stabbings
17:22 02/03/2023A 14-year-old boy charged with two stabbings in Swindon and Royal Wootton Bassett has today (02/03) pleaded guilty.
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Whitehill Industrial Estate - Vehicle related ASB Issues
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Officers are working in partnership with RWB Town Council and concerned local residents to tackle the issues of anti-social behaviour caused by car meets.
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Speeding Concerns
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Increased Patrols: Officers will conduct regular high-visibility patrols in key areas where speeding has been reported.
Speed Monitoring: We will deploy speed enforcement operations and use speed indication devices (SIDs) to monitor and assess traffic speeds.
Community Engagement: Working with local communities, including schools and parish councils, to raise awareness and gather further intelligence on problem areas.
Education & Enforcement: Drivers identified as exceeding speed limits will be provided with education where appropriate, or enforcement action will be taken.
How you can help:
If you witness persistent speeding issues in a particular area, please report them to us via 101 or online.
Get involved with Community Speed Watch – a volunteer-led initiative to monitor and deter speeding in your area.Our aim is to reduce speeding, enhance road safety, and respond to community concerns. Updates on our progress will be shared via our social media channels and local community meetings.