Please be aware that between 1815hrs on Wednesday 14 September and 0800hrs on Thursday 15 September 2022 offenders have stolen a blue Range Rover from a drive of a property Fennyland Lane, (off Common Lane), Kenilworth.

It is believed that the vehicle was stolen using a keyless interception system that can communicate between ignition keys inside a property and the vehicle.

Residents that have keyless ignition systems on their vehicle/s are advised to store their keys in a metal container (Faraday Cage) to block interception of the key signal.

This is incident 71 of 15 September 2022.

If you think you may have seen or heard anything suspicious, have any CCTV footage or information about this incident please contact Warwickshire Police on 101 or alternatively you can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111

Warwickshire Police are continuing to appeal for information to help locate 60-year-old Stewart Worthington, who has been reported missing from Kenilworth.

Stewart was last seen in the Bermuda Park area of Nuneaton on Tuesday morning.

He is white, of a slim build, around 5’10” tall, with short grey hair and blue eyes. He may be wearing a two tone coloured jumper with a visible white shirt underneath, and a jacket over the top.

It is believed he may be travelling in a silver Skoda Octavia with a vehicle registration ending SXK (pictured).

There is an increasing concern for Stewart’s welfare and consequently would urge anyone who may have seen him to please get in touch with Warwickshire Police by calling 101, quoting incident number 89 of 13 September 2022.

Residents are warned to remain vigilant at all times after two incidences in Kenilworth over the weekend (10 September) where a bogus caller visited properties.

The incidences occurred at properties situated at Best Avenue and Lulworth Park, Kenilworth. A male person dressed in a high visibility vest called at properties stating he was a delivery driver from Amazon.

The rang the doorbell, possibly to ascertain if anyone was home. The householder answered the door and the caller said he was looking for a property for which he gave a number that does not exist. The householder shut the door and reported the incident also providing vehicle details the caller was associated with.

At a visit to another property the caller asked if the householder was waiting for a delivery. A second male was observed nearby together with a white pick up type vehicle.

It would appear that these visits maybe persons checking if a property is unoccupied. In both cases householders sent these persons on their way promptly, took what details they safely could and reported the incidences to police.

If you are in any doubt about an unexpected caller then don’t open the door. Please look out for elderly or vulnerable people that you may know or care for.

Please remember that if you see or experience anything suspicious please report it immediately to Warwickshire Police.

Please be aware that between 2300hrs and 23.300hrs on Sunday 11 September 2022 offenders kicked the door in at sporting premises situated on Crew Lane, Kenilworth.

The premises were entered and left insecure, it is not clear what, if anything, at this stage has been stolen.

This is incident 006 of 12 September 2022

If you think you may have seen or heard anything related to this incident, or have any information concerning it please contact Warwickshire Police on 101 or alternatively call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111

Kenilworth Watch, Warwickshire Police, Eydens Locksmiths & Security & Ultion Locks have decided to postpone the planned “Keeping your Kenilworth Home Safe event that was due to take place at the Holiday Inn on Sunday 11 September 2022.

In doing so we all express our respect for the life, service and dedication of HM Queen Elizabeth II and for her passing we now mourn.

We’d like to emphasise the event is being postponed NOT cancelled. 

We will announce a new date and details as soon as we are able to do so.

We send our best wishes to King Charles III.