‘It is so rewarding to help at Christmas’
While this Christmas time will be very different for households across Staffordshire residents will still be looking forward to some well-deserved time off work – with few considering going to work for free.
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While this Christmas time will be very different for households across Staffordshire residents will still be looking forward to some well-deserved time off work – with few considering going to work for free.
Staffordshire Police Chief Constable, Gareth Morgan, said: “We all know that this year has been extraordinarily challenging for all of us and I want to pay tribute to the public for their patience and determination to do the right thing and to say thank you to all my colleagues in Staffordshire Police for their hard work and commitment throughout the year."
More than 90 motorists were caught speeding during operations on two of Staffordshire’s busiest roads.
University students have been given top marks for their response to the Covid-19 restrictions currently in place in North Staffordshire.
“Sometimes you look at them and you see their world has come crashing down,” says Inspector Karen Cooke as she reflects on the stark reality suspects face at finding themselves in custody.
Officers at Cannock Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) joined forces with the force’s Special Constabulary on Thursday (17 December) to encourage motorists to drink or drive this festive season.
Police in Longton are increasing patrols across the town over the festive period to support shoppers, cut crime and tackle any anti-social behaviour.
Dangerous vehicles were taken off the road while more than 20 drivers were fined for traffic offences during an operation to crack down on unsafe vans and trucks.
Caring police officers have collected in hundreds of Christmas gifts for struggling families as part of a city-wide campaign to help those in need.
Shoppers and traders in Stoke-on-Trent have been urged to continue adhering to current Covid-19 Tier 3 restrictions as the busy festive season arrives – as police and council officials target hotspot locations in an effort to drive the number of cases down.