Warwickshire Police provides policing services to the county of Warwickshire. Warwickshire is generally affluent. The police force area covers 763 square miles in the west midlands of England. Around 0.6 million people mainly live in the urban centres which include the towns of Warwick, Nuneaton and Rugby. The resident population is increased by university students and the large numbers who visit or travel through the area each year. The transport infrastructure includes major rail stations.
HMICFRS independently assesses police forces and policing across activity from neighbourhood teams to serious crime and the fight against terrorism – in the public interest.
In preparing our reports, we ask the questions which citizens would ask, and publish the answers in accessible form, using our expertise to interpret the evidence. We provide authoritative information to allow the public to compare the performance of their force against others, and our evidence is used to drive improvements in the service to the public.
Force Area |
763 square miles | |
Population |
0.56m people | 6% local 10 yr change |
Workforce |
87% frontline | |
| 2.69 per 1000 population | ||
| 18% change in local workforce since 2010 | ||
Victim-based crimes |
0.12 per person | |
| Local 5 year trend | ||
Cost |
46p per person per day local | |
Philip Seccombe
Chief Constable Martin Jelley, appointed in
April 2015
