New HQ For Traffic Cops

Policing some of the busiest roads in the country has been made easier thanks to the opening of a new purpose-built headquarters.

Walsall Labour support pupils’ road safety campaign

Youngsters at a secondary school have put their fellow pupils’ protection on the curriculum by campaigning for better road safety control

University to host international symposium on domestic violence

Coventry University is preparing to host an international symposium on domestic violence next week

Rehabilitation work recognised in Wolverhampton

Local agencies praise the efforts of ex-offenders in the city.

‘Injustice’ to be screened at film festival

The film that’s been asking questions about deaths in custody for over 10 years is set to be screened

Justice delayed

Dave Woodhall on why the pub bombs inquiry should take place.

West Midlands Police plan launched

Transforming the organisation is ‘critical to its future’, says Chief Constable

Public Vote on Criminal Cash

West Midlands Police have announced how money confiscated from criminals will be sent.

Police back Internet Safety Day

Do you know what your children are doing online?

Terry and Huhne in Major Jobs Swop- Exclusive

Britain has been rocked to its very footballing boots by a shock double jobs exchange. Howard ‘The Topman’ Elston with this breathless scoop

Hackgate: It’s all a bit hackademic really

Live ‘hackgate’ debate to mark launch of new book on the state of British journalism

Riot arrests continue

Police have raided more homes as they continue to investigate last summer’s disturbances.

Fatal crash – Appeal for witnesses

Police are asking for help as they investigate a recent crash.

Police in Appeal for Witnesses

West Midlands Police have launched an investigation into the suspicious death of a Birmingham man.

“Stay safe, stay together”

A nightclub stunt aimed at making girls aware of their vulnerability when drunk and alone in central Birmingham is proving a success.

Bike theft halved in Birmingham City Centre

West Midlands Police have reported that bike crime is down by 50 per cent in Birmingham city centre on last year

Riot heroes receive awards

West Midlands Police have honoured many people who served the community during the August riots.

Police honour riot heroes

West Midlands Police will tomorrow pay tribute to those who helped the community during last summer’s riots.

Police launch Xmas Drink/Drugs Driving Campaign

With the festive season almost upon us, West Midlands Police are offering a sobering reminder.

Stating the obvious

Rather than setting up expensive and time-consuming enquiries, the government would do better looking on here.

Police appeal for witnesses

Coventry police are appealing for witnesses in connection with the killing of a local man.

Roger Godsiff urges full Commons debate on Babar Ahmad

Roger Godsiff, Labour MP for Birmingham, Hall Green, urges backbench committee to reconsider a Commons debate on Babar Ahmad.

Oldbury residents in vigil

People in Oldbury have been demonstrating over the recent abduction of a young child

Police working to combat hate crime

West Midlands Police are aiming to reduce a particularly nasty form of lawbreaking

Riot Arrests top 700

West Midlands Police have made another series of arrests over last summer’s riots

Police catalytic in crime prevention

Black Country police are helping prevent motorists from becoming victims of crime.

West Midlands Police launch 101 number

West Midlands Police, together with other police forces in the region, launched a new, non-emergency contact number for the public today.

Urban crisis workshop to discuss ‘very real’ security threats ahead of the 2012 Olympics

A one-day workshop will bring together world leaders in the field of emergency response to present and discuss new ways to manage urban-based crises and hazards.

Firework Advice for the Fifth

With Bonfire Night approaching, West Midlands Ambulance Service have issued advice on how to have fun and stay safe.

Protests pass off peacefully

The EDL and Unity demonstrations in Birmingham city centre have ended with few problems and minimal disruption to the city.