Police urge Staffordshire residents to be responsible this Easter as covid restrictions ...
Staffordshire Police is urging residents to be responsible this Easter and stick to rule of six this Bank Holiday weekend.
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Staffordshire Police is urging residents to be responsible this Easter and stick to rule of six this Bank Holiday weekend.
People across Staffordshire are being urged to protect their homes and their valuables from opportunistic thieves as the nation approaches the end of the latest coronavirus lockdown.
The family of a man who died suddenly in Stoke-on-Trent has paid tribute to him.
Officers are continuing to do all they can to tackle crime in South Staffordshire, as recent figures reveal the overall number of reported crimes is down by 13 percent on last year.
A recruitment drive is underway for police officers – with successful applicants able to complete a degree while working.
Remember this blue scooter officers were seeking last week? Police from Shift 1 Response were out on patrol at 11pm on Saturday (27 March) on Newcastle Street in Burslem when the scooter was spotted, with rider and pillion passenger not wearing helmets.
Two neighbourhood police officers have been praised by their Chief Inspector for their efforts in bringing four car thieves to justice.
Staffordshire Police is urging residents to “do the right thing” and stick to the current social distancing rules this weekend, ahead of restrictions easing next week.
Officers have been visiting various rural locations this week to provide a visible presence and listen to the concerns of the communities.
Staffordshire Police launched its first ever Detective Constable Degree Holder Entry Programme (DC DHEP) in partnership with Staffordshire University in November.