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Police advice after catalytic converter thefts
Staffordshire Police is issuing advice to motorists and business owners after an increase in the number of catalytic converter thefts.
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Terrorism threat level lowered to Substantial
The UK threat level from terrorism has been reduced to Substantial - meaning an attack is likely.
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‘Keep it out of sight’ -quad bike owners in the Moorlands urged
Police are advising owners of quad bikes in the Moorlands to be more security conscious following a number of recent thefts.
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Police reminder following distraction burglary
Police are reminding residents, particularly the elderly and vulnerable, to be vigilant following a distraction burglary in Melstone Avenue, Tunstall.
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Staffordshire Police Dogs ‘collared’ at ceremony
Staffordshire Police’s dogs have been recognised as colleagues and not property at a special event today.
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Chief Constable Gareth Morgan welcomes confirmation of police recruitment targets for ...
The Home Office has today confirmed the officer recruitment targets for every police force in England and Wales for the first year of the national drive to recruit a further 20,000 officers over the next three years.
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National week of action to tackle rural crime
Officers from Staffordshire Police are taking part in a national week of action to tackle rural crime.
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Over 140 vehicles stopped in regional driving offences crackdown
Over 140 vehicles have been stopped on the region’s road network as part of a crackdown on driving offences this week.
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PCSO helps village achieve dementia-friendly status
A Staffordshire Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) has helped a village near Cannock achieve dementia-friendly status.
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Parents in Staffordshire urged to help stop rise in child money mules
Parents and guardians in Staffordshire are being urged to warn their children about the dangers of becoming a money mule, with figures revealing the number of 14-18-year olds misusing their bank accounts has risen by 73 per cent in two years.
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