Local Sergeant writes open letter to parents as part of knife crime awareness week
This week Wiltshire Police are focusing on knife crime in line with all national forces across the UK.
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This week Wiltshire Police are focusing on knife crime in line with all national forces across the UK.
A Swindon man has been jailed for more than eight years after speeding through a red traffic light and colliding with a pedestrian, causing fatal injuries.
Increase in public confidence leads to more stalking offences being reported
We have arrested two people in connection with the burglary at Boots in the Royal Wootton Bassett High Street early this morning (23/04).
A one-year-old boy has sadly died following a road traffic collision on the A303 at Amesbury at about 5.30pm on Friday 28 March.
A county lines dealer from London who dealt Class A drugs into Wiltshire has been jailed for more than five years.
Wiltshire Police have received an increasing number of reports of stolen quad bikes and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) in recent weeks, particularly in South West and South East Wiltshire, with the most recent being this week. In light of this, the public are reminded to check the security of their agricultural equipment and plant machinery to make theft as difficult as possible for criminals.
Wiltshire Sheep Farmer and repeat victim of livestock worrying, James, recently spoke to Wiltshire Police about how it feels to be a victim of livestock worrying, including the traumatic impact it has on animals and the emotional impact it has on farmers.
Officers have been patrolling Swindon town centre this week in a continued effort to reduce shoplifting and anti-social behaviour in Swindon.
Wiltshire Police has outlined plans to make efficiencies within its estate footprint as part of the required multi-million-pound savings the Force must make.