... IMPROVE YOUR HOME — SECURE YOUR CAR CRIME CRIME CRIME CRIME CRUIME ...

... Lectures on crime CRIME conscious residents of Stratford are to be given the opportunity to go back to tfie classroom to find out more about burglary and autocrime, two of the bigget problems in the area. The seven weekly lectures are being organised by ...

... Car crime CREDIT cards and cashpoint cards were stolen from a Ford Capri parked in the Crest, Lillington, on Monday night. On the same night thieves attempted to rip the stereo from a Ford Escort estate parked in Southway, Leamington. And milk was ?oured ...

... crime strikes talk to, or just practical help and advice on how to regain their losses. “I came home to find the window smashed, the place turned upside down, and my television and music centre — the only things 1 had worth stealing — gone.” Sarah said ...

... War crimes No other paper comes anywhere near its unrivalled spread of news and bargains Duringldthe Second World War did the Allies commit an'y crimes against German soldiers and civilians? — Francis James Jenkins, 97 lu.gl:! Road, Milverton, Leamington ...

... crime rates WARWICKSHIRE’S rising crime rate could have been nipped in the bud by recent arrests the county’s top cop has revealed. . A spate of burglaries, mainly involving private homes, meant crime for the first four months of 1989 was up 1.7 per cent ...

... Crime conundrum THE latest police figures have revealed Leamington’s crime rate is falling — but Warwick’s is on the ugl. In the first eight months this year, Leamington has seen a drop of 366 recorded crimes compared with last year. But Warwick’s figures ...

... Cocktail of crime TIME is running out . . . Hostages have already been killed and there is a serious hitch in the SAS plans to end the seige. But the politicians insist on immediate action. They have reached The Zero Option . . . Terrorists and gangsters ...

... Helping crime victims A SMALL group of dedicated people set out 18 months ago to try tohelp victims of crime. The Mid-Warwickshire Victim Support Scheme members have close liaison with the police, although they are entirely independent. Sheila Willmer ...

... Youngsters solve the crimes Sir Jasper Grabbit (Neil Geaney) is dead, and Lady Cynthia Grabbit (Anne Kennedy), the maid (Sarah Carvill) and Inspector Thomas Neville (John Parker) ponder on ‘who dun it?’ 9/2139/12 NORTH Leamington School arranged a novel ...

... Peace times ‘crimes’ KURT Waldheim's activities during the war are arousing much criticism. Whatever the truth of the matter, it would in those days have been extremely dangerous for officers in Hitler's forces to have objected to their orders. But if ...

... | nally to be used for Warwickshire police’s I successful Crime ' Shop, which gives advice on crime prel vention, but the shop fittings have been l removed so it cannot be used. ' Another Crime ' Shop will be held some time later in the | year | ...