120 drivers arrested for drink or drug driving offences in Wiltshire during December
12:00 13/01/2026A total of 120 people were arrested for drink or drug driving offences in Wiltshire during December, a 35% increase on December 2024.
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A total of 120 people were arrested for drink or drug driving offences in Wiltshire during December, a 35% increase on December 2024.
Wiltshire Police continues to carry out regular Project Vigilant deployments, which consist of intelligence-led patrols of hotspot locations to identify potential sexual predators and prevent sexual violence against women and girls (VAWG) across the county.
Local policing teams across Wiltshire carried out over 100 additional public engagements during Safer Business Action (SaBA) week, which took place from last Monday, 10 November, to Sunday 16 November.
Officers increased patrols of Wiltshire’s major road networks to disrupt and intercept criminal activity, as part of a national week of action targeting organised vehicle crime.
Communities across Wiltshire and Swindon will benefit from a focused initiative aimed at enhancing safety and reducing crime in town centres across the county during the busier summer months.
Rural Crime - Burglary and Hare Coursing
Issued 10 June 2026
Rural crime remains a key focus, particularly around burglaries and hare coursing.
We’re increasing high-visibility patrols across rural lanes and isolated areas, targeting known hotspots and responding to intelligence from farmers, landowners and residents.
We encourage everyone to report suspicious vehicles and activity quickly. Prompt information helps us disrupt offenders and take action.
Actioned 10 June 2026
Road Safety
Issued 10 June 2026
Keeping people safe on the roads is a priority for the team. We are carrying out speed checks and targeted patrols in areas where communities have raised concerns, and focusing on the “Fatal Five” causes of serious collisions.
We’ll continue to work with partners and local communities to improve road safety and reduce dangerous driving.
Actioned 10 June 2026