Rural Crime Week of Action - An open letter from Superintendent James Brain
Rural Crime Week of Action - An open letter from Superintendent James Brain
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Rural Crime Week of Action - An open letter from Superintendent James Brain
Wiltshire Police is supporting the national Rural Crime Week of Action with a programme of targeted enforcement, prevention and community engagement activity.
A Wiltshire Police campaign aimed at tackling drink driving and raising awareness of domestic abuse support during the FIFA World Cup has led to a decrease in drink drive offences and a rise in domestic abuse-related reporting.
Wiltshire Police’s FIFA World Cup campaign aims to address drink driving and domestic abuse.
Neighbourhood Policing Week of Action, what a week it has been!
Letter from County Neighbourhood Chief Inspector
A top or side venting blank firer (TVBF) amnesty is taking place across England and Wales from 2 – 27 February 2026, to remove five specific models of Bruni TVBFs from circulation.
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 to identify potential sexual predators across the county.
Wiltshire Police has launched a Winter of Action