One arrest was made in Long Lawford on the evening of Friday 18th July after reports of youths causing problems on Holbrook Avenue.

Rugby Rural SNT's are looking to increase patrols in Long Lawford after an increase in reports of youth problems in the area.

Two youths found out the Warwickshire Police zero tolerance approach to the anti social use of motor vehicles the hard way on 25th July 2008 when their vehicles were confiscated in Lawford Heath.

The youths had been seen to ride their vehicles on the road for which they had no licence, insurance, MOT or tax.

For these offences the youths will be dealt with and were taken back to their parents without their vehicles.

PC Ian King and PCSO Eleanor Batty joined the Ryton on Dunsmore Evergreens meeting in order to speak with local residents about safety in and around the home on Tuesday 15th July 2008.

PC Ian King is a community safety officer based at Rugby Police Station with nearly 30 years service. He gave out security advuce relating to rogue traders and distraction burglaries and ways for residents to better protect themselves against criminals.

PCSO Eleanor Batty attended and gave out information regarding the Rugby Rural Central SNT which looks after Ryton.

Warwickshrie Police, The Woodland Trust and Orange have worked together in order to fund and install a motorway style barrier accross a slip road that leads up to Piles Coppice at the A46 Eastern Bypass service station.

This gate comes in response to vehicles using the slip road as an area to off load off road vehicles that are then used in the woods. Other problems that should reduce include the dumping of stolen vehicles within the woods and fly tipping.

Ryton on Dunsmore Youth Club opened its doors yesterday (1st July 2008) to a crowd of children eager to see what it had on offer.

Representatives from the local school, Ryton Parish Council and Warwickshire Police joined local volunteers to ensure everyone had a great evening.