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April 20, 2024
It is part of an operation to tackle speeding drivers, anti-social behaviour, drug dealing and other offences
February 22, 2024
Barnstaple police are encouraging community members to provide intelligence and feedback on local issues
January 29, 2024
Pupils at a primary school near Helston are designing posters calling for drivers to slow down after a number of near misses on the road outside.
July 8, 2023
The counties of Devon and Cornwall contain over 35,000 designated heritage sites
April 20, 2023
Beach hut users can register their details with the police so they can be contacted to assess and report any damage.
April 1, 2021
Residents and businesses in St Ives and Falmouth are to be given regular updates ahead of the G7 Summit coming to Cornwall this summer. With St Ives and Falmouth identified as key locations, police neighbourhood policing teams will be engaging with members of the public inviting them to follow local social media pages and sign up to a free messaging system called ‘Neighbourhood Alert’. Superintendent Jo Hall of Devon and Cornwall Police said: “Neighbourhood Alert and social media ar...
March 3, 2021
Livestock worrying is this months theme set out by the Devon and Cornwall Police rural affairs team. The rural affairs team have produced a calendar which highlights rural issues throughout the year to focus problem solving activity for police, partners and public with key messages and prevention activity. Livestock worrying is a crime and livestock that are chased or attacked by dogs are frequently killed or injured. This has a financial and emotional impact on all concerned and can affe...
January 3, 2021
Taking the keys out of your farm vehicle is the single most important step you can take to prevent it being stolen The risk of farm vehicle thefts increases significantly over winter, with the long, dark evenings making it easier for criminals to operate in isolated rural areas. “Too many farmers assume their vehicles are safe on their land, but sadly this is not the case,” says Arthur Denton, Cornish Mutual’s chartered legal executive and claims team leader. “We usually see an in...