All members of Warwickshire Police are committed to preventing and detecting crime and increasing levels of public safety and community confidence. Each year, Warwickshire Police Authority agrees policing priorities with the force and we account for our performance to the Authority on a regular basis. This section allows you to see how Warwickshire Police and your local Safer Neighbourhood team contribute to force priorities in the areas of crime and Safer Neighbourhood activity.

Safer Neighbourhood teams also agree local priorities with the communities they police. Information about local priorities can be found by clicking the Local Priorities link situated below Force Priorities on the menu on the left.

Crime Information

This page shows you current levels of crime within the Safer Neighbourhood team area. This information is available as a bar graph. There are five categories of crime information. You can select one of the four priority crime areas of burglary of homes, offences of violence, criminal damage or vehicle crime or a fifth, an 'all crime', view. More information will be available in due course so you can compare crime levels in each category with similar periods the previous year.

While Safer Neighbourhood teams make a significant contribution to preventing and detecting crime, the information displayed here represents the performance of all officers and staff in Warwickshire in addressing crime local to you, including our response officers and members of our criminal investigation department, (CID).

Click this link to view the Crime Information for this Safer Neighbourhood Team area.

Safer Neighbourhood Survey Results

The performance of Safer Neighbourhood teams is being regularly assessed to ensure that they are visible, accessible and addressing both force and local priorities. You can contribute to this by completing the Satisfaction Survey via the menu on the left side of the screen.

This page allows you to see how each district's Safer Neighbourhood teams are currently performing.

Click this link to view the Safer Neighbourhood Survey Results for the District that this Safer Neighbourhood Team falls within.