We provide a range of social networking sites and services. The following list provides information about our official social networking sites and presences. If you have any queries about the use of our online services or wish to report any concerns, please contact webmaster@warwickshire.gov.uk.
If you find any other social networking sites or presences which may claim to be provided by Warwickshire County Council, which do not appear on this page, they are not an officially approved council site and should not be taken to be representative of the council.
Join discussions and get local updates via our social media channels.
About us
- Warwickshire County Council Twitter – @warwickshire_cc
- Warwickshire County Council on Facebook – Facebook.com/WarwickshireCountyCouncil/
- YouTube Channel for Warwickshire County Council – online videos produced by or for the council are available through the council’s YouTube channel.
- Warwickshire Democracy Twitter – @WarksDemocracy
Archaeology
- Archaeology Warwickshire Twitter – @ArchaeologyW
Businesses
- WCC Business Centres Twitter – @WCC_BC
- Invest in Warwickshire Twitter – @InvestWarks
Consultation
- Warwickshire Working Together – facebook.com/WarksCoPro
- Warwickshire Working Together – @WarksCoPro
County Parks
- Ranger Ted Twitter: @countryparks
Education
- Warwickshire Education Twitter – @wcc_schools
- Apprenticeship opportunities in Warwickshire Facebook – Facebook.com/ApprenticeshipsWarwickshire/
- Warwickshire apprenticeships Twitter – @WarksApprentice
- WCC Apply 4 School Twitter – @WCCApply4School
- WCC School Closures – @wccschoolclosed
- Warwickshire Working Together – facebook.com/WarksCoPro
- Warwickshire Working Together – @WarksCoPro
Heritage and Culture
- Heritage and Culture Warwickshire on Twitter: @RuairiTheFawn
Jobs
- Jobs – Facebook.com/wccjobs
- Jobs – @WCCJobs
Keeping safe
- Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Twitter – @WarksFireRescue
- Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Facebook – Facebook.com/warwickshirefireandrescueservice
- Fire and Rescue Instagram – instagram.com/warksfirerescue/
- Staying Safe Online Facebook – Facebook.com/stayingsafeonline
- Safe in Warwickshire Facebook – Facebook.com/SafeinWarwickshire
- Safe in Warwickshire Twitter – @SafeInWarks
- Warwickshire Trading Standards Twitter – @WarksTSS
- Road Safety – @RoadSafetyWarks
Libraries
- Libraries Twitter – @warklibraries @warwickshiresls
- Warwickshire Library and Information Service Facebook – Facebook.com/warwickshirelibraries
- Libraries Instagram – Warwickshire_libraries
- librariesblog.warwickshire.gov.uk
Recycling
- Recycle for Warwickshire on Facebook: Facebook.com/recycleforwarwickshire
- Recycle for Warwickshire on Twitter: @Recycle4Warks
Social care and health
- Warwickshire Fostering Service – Facebook.com/warwickshirefostering
- Warwickshire Family Information Service Facebook – Facebook.com/WarwickshireFIS
- Warwickshire Family Information Service Twitter – @warksfis
- Smart Start Twitter – Twitter.com/smartstartwarks
- Warwickshire Child Sexual Exploitation Facebook – Facebook.com/warwickshirecse
- Warwickshire Child Sexual Exploitation Twitter – @warkscse
- Public Health Warwickshire Facebook – Facebook.com/PublicHealthWarwickshire
- Public Health Warwickshire Twitter – @WCCPublicHealth
- Dementia Twitter – @DementiaCandW
- Warwickshire Working Together – facebook.com/WarksCoPro
- Warwickshire Working Together – @WarksCoPro
Transport
- WCC Bus Services Twitter – @WCCBusServices
- Warwickshire Gritting Twitter – @WarksGritting
- Choose How You Move Twitter – @ChooseMoveCW
- Warwickshire County Council High Speed 2 Team – @Hs2Wcc
Social networking policy and advice
The growth of social networking services, such as blogs, discussion forums and wikis, is changing the way that public services think about engaging with citizens online.
It is important that where the council provides or is involved in social networking services, we act professionally and responsibly.
The following policies set out how all council representatives will be expected act when using social networking services. The policies also set out how the council will act responsibly to promote the safety of everyone who uses social networking services as part of a council service.