Thames Valley Police joins over 800 organisations by signing the Race at Work Charter
Thames Valley Police has joined over 800 employers in signing up to the Race at Work charter.
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Thames Valley Police has joined over 800 employers in signing up to the Race at Work charter.
Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police’s Major Crime Review Team, Donald Robertson, aged 66, formerly of Slough, was convicted at court today (17/5) of kidnap and rape of a teenage girl in July 1981.
The following statement is published by Thames Valley Police on behalf of Stephen Warren, the brother of Shani Warren, who was murdered at Taplow Lake on Good Friday, 1987.
Thames Valley Police is today (6/4) publishing its strategy to tackle violence against women and girls.
A tribute has today (23/1) been released on behalf of the family and friends of Amir Shafique, who died following an incident in Lembrook Walk in October 2020.
The family of Jay Fathers, who was murdered in an incident in Stantonbury on New Years’ Day, have today (11/10) released the following tribute after his killer was sentenced at Luton Crown Court.
The family of Andrew Ballantyne, who tragically died following an incident in Micklefield Road on Saturday (31/7) have released the following tribute to him.
The family of Kimberley Cameron, aged 27, from Aylesbury, who tragically died following a road traffic collision involving a police vehicle on Friday evening (16/4), have released the following tribute.
The family of Josh Harling, who died following an incident in Thame last July, have today (26/2) released a tribute following the sentencing of two men in connection with his death.
The parents of Dom Ansah, Tracey and Dominic, have today released the following tribute in memory of their 17-year-old son, who was murdered in Archford Croft, Milton Keynes in October 2019.