Raising of threat level to severe – statement from Deputy Chief Constable Ben Smith... Read More
In the wake of the atrocious events at a synagogue in Manchester, the partners of the Safer Warwickshire Partnership Board which includes Police, local authorities and multi faith groups...
...stand together against hate crimes against any group or individual in our society.
We will do everything we can to guard against this kind of event happening again. As partners, we're reaching out to people who feel most impacted, we're enhancing our response to reported hate crimes and we're increasing the visibility of policing and other local representatives to engage with and reassure communities across Warwickshire.
We all have a part to play in keeping our communities safe. If you see something that doesn't look or feel right, you can report it in any of the following ways:
Call 101 (unless there is immediate danger to life, in which case, dial 999)
Or face-to-face at a police station (use the links below to check directions, opening times and accessibility):
Warwickshire Justice Centre, Nuneaton CV11 4JU
Stratford Police station CV37 6D
Our Safe in Warwickshire website has useful sources of support and information.
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