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Nuneaton and Bedworth Rural Area

Fire Advice for Farmers

Following a number of fires around the county and the concern regarding the very dry and hot conditions, Warwickhsire Police and Warwickshire Fire Service would like to reiterate the advice for taking fire precautions on farms and agricultural land. Please take the time to read this advice leaflet: Farm Fire Safety Leaflet v3_compressed (please print off…

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Hare Coursing

The Police are asking for your help in reporting any incidents of hare coursing or poaching. Hare coursing tends to occur at this time of the year after harvest when large areas of land have been cleared of standing crops and can continue through into the Spring. It usually occurs at dawn or dusk but we have had…

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Spaniel Stolen From Car at The Game Fair Ragley Hall

Inc 182 of 29/7/22 A 2 year old working cocker spaniel was stolen from a climate controlled vehicle sometime between 1.30pm and 2.15pm parked at The Game Fair at Ragley Hall on Friday 29th July.  The vehicle was parked near to the Green Diamond entrance under an oak tree at the side of the climbing/assault…

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The Game Fair Ragley Hall 29th, 30th & 31st July 2022

The Rural Crime Team will be at Stand G118 at the Game Fair this weekend – look out for our vehicle to see where we are. Come along and speak to our officers and get information and advice on crime prevention, the work of the team and meet our partners who are also on the…

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Search Warrant Executed

On Wednesday 22nd June 2022 the Rural Crime Team executed a search warrant at Woodside Caravan Park, Ryton on Dunsmore, as part of an investigation into a number of stolen vehicles recently recovered in the area. Enquiries linked a plot at the caravan park to the stolen vehicles and a warrant was granted to search…

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Hot Weather – Swimming Warning

Swimming in lakes, rivers, canals and quarries can cause muscle cramps and shock as the water often remains cold even in heatwaves. There can also be hidden dangers such as debris and strong currents that can be deadly. Parents are encouraged to ensure their children are not planning on open-water swimming. Fresh water could be…

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