Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership celebrates Community Speed Watch volunteers The tremendous contribution to road safety made by Community Speed Watch (CSW) volunteers in Warwickshire has

Outstanding contributions towards road safety and active travel recognised Warwickshire County Council has marked the achievements of those Warwickshire primary schools who have actively promoted

Warwickshire Police is warning those who receive speeding tickets to deal with them honestly or face the consequences after a 25 year old woman from Slough attempted to avoid two speeding tickets from fixed cameras by paying someone to provide false and misleading information about who was driving.

Warwickshire Police officers and PCSO’s from Kenilworth and Rural East SNT educated five motorists and interacted with numerous cyclists during Operation ‘Close Pass’ on Friday 14 June 2024 aimed at improving the safety of the many cyclists using the roads.

Warwickshire Police is asking football fans to plan ahead during the Euros to make sure they are not one of the fifteen drivers arrested every week on suspicion of drink or drug driving.

“My son is never ever coming home” those are the words of a heartbroken mother whose son was killed by a drink driver.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is asking both cyclists and drivers to check their knowledge of the Highway Code to ensure they understand their responsibilities to share the road safely.

Warwickshire Road Safety Partnership is saying a huge thank you to Warwickshire’s Community Speed Watch (CSW) volunteers this week as part of the National Volunteer Week’s 40th anniversary celebrations from 3-9 June.