Prince's Trust Team make a difference in local community
Prince's Trust Team make a difference in local community
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Prince's Trust Team make a difference in local community
Staffordshire police officers, staff and Specials are to be honoured at an awards ceremony this evening (Tuesday 26 November).
An operation aimed at tackling shoplifting in Lichfield city centre over the festive period has launched this week following the success of previous years.
Young people taking part in the Prince’s Trust Cannock Team 7 have been working on a community project at Hayes Green Community Centre in Heath Hayes
Staffordshire Police has joined forces with partner agencies in a bid to help raise awareness of the signs of stalking.
Staffordshire Police is issuing advice to motorists and business owners after an increase in the number of catalytic converter thefts.
The UK threat level from terrorism has been reduced to Substantial - meaning an attack is likely.
Police are advising owners of quad bikes in the Moorlands to be more security conscious following a number of recent thefts.
Police are reminding residents, particularly the elderly and vulnerable, to be vigilant following a distraction burglary in Melstone Avenue, Tunstall.
Staffordshire Police’s dogs have been recognised as colleagues and not property at a special event today.