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Warwickshire Retail Crime Initiative |
The Warwickshire Retail Crime Initiative Limited (WRCI) is a County wide Partnership approach to prevent and reduce crime and anti-social behaviour in retail and licensed business premises in Warwickshire with members in Leamington, Warwick, Kenilworth, Stratford, Rugby, Nuneaton and Bedworth and villages in Warwickshire.
Our team is working to bring businesses together and work in partnership with the Police, the Police and Crime Commissioner, Warwickshire County Council, District Councils, CCTV, BIDS, the National Association of Business Crime Partnerships and other national and local organisations to tackle crime and disorder in our business communities.
Our team is working to bring businesses together and work in partnership with the Police, the Police and Crime Commissioner, Warwickshire County Council, District Councils, CCTV, BIDS, the National Association of Business Crime Partnerships and other national and local organisations to tackle crime and disorder in our business communities.
We welcome new members. Read more about the scheme here. Contact us for further information or complete an application form
Benefits of membership:
Benefits of membership:
- Use of the DISC App to submit reports and view offender images both known and unknown
- View individuals excluded from WRCI member premises
- WRCI stickers to identify a premises as a member
- Participation in the exclusion order scheme
- Services of the WRCI Administrators
- Over 500 members to share information with
- Access to over 450 offender profiles
- Access to the instant message facility on the DISC App
- A weekly newsletter containing links to the latest news, alerts, documents and upcoming events
NEWS
January 2021: The introduction of the Tiers and then Lock Down has limited face to face member contact, but email, telephone calls and the weekly newsletter has kept members engaged.
Research continues and has again identified cross border teams which have been passed to the Police and entered on the Regional database via National association of Business Crime Partnerships.
January 2021: The introduction of the Tiers and then Lock Down has limited face to face member contact, but email, telephone calls and the weekly newsletter has kept members engaged.
Research continues and has again identified cross border teams which have been passed to the Police and entered on the Regional database via National association of Business Crime Partnerships.
