Our Race Action Plan - One year of progress
One year since the launch of the National Police Race Action Plan, we reflect on the progress we have made on our localised TVP Race Action Plan.
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One year since the launch of the National Police Race Action Plan, we reflect on the progress we have made on our localised TVP Race Action Plan.
A Serious Violence Reduction Order pilot, which Thames Valley Police are a part of, launches today (19/4).
This week Chief Constable John Campbell is retiring after 35 years as a police officer.
Since the launch of Thames Valley Police’s Race Action Plan early this year, numerous activities have been taking place to drive the plan forward.
The family of Leah Croucher have today released a tribute in her memory. As a family, we knew this heart-breaking news would come one day. The news that Leah had been taken from us, from this world, forever. We are devastated that we have proven to be correct in this.
Thames Valley Police has yesterday (13/10) launched its Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board.
The following tribute is released by Thames Valley Police on behalf of the family of Richard Burgess, aged 46, who was murdered in an arson at Rowe Court in Reading on 15 December last year.
The following tribute is released by Thames Valley Police on behalf of the family of Neil Morris, aged 45, who was murdered in an arson at Rowe Court in Reading on 15 December last year.
Thames Valley Police would like to thank everyone who came to Windsor to pay their respects to Her Majesty the Queen today and in the days since her passing.
I began my time with Thames Valley Police in July 2010, having been in policing since 1988, and since that time have been involved in the policing of a number of Royal events.