Farewell to Chief Constable John Campbell QPM
This week Chief Constable John Campbell is retiring after 35 years as a police officer.
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This week Chief Constable John Campbell is retiring after 35 years as a police officer.
Following the sentencing hearing at Oxford Crown Court today (6/1) into the murder of Keith Green, his mother, Jane, has paid tribute to him.
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.
Following the launch of a murder investigation in Oxford, the victim was formally identified today (9/12).
The family of Alex Innes, who died following an incident in Jericho, Oxford, on 13 November, have released a tribute to him.
Officers investigating the murder of Alex Innes from Kidlington have today (17/11) charged a fourth man in connection with the incident.
Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police’s Drugs Focus Taskforce a man has been sentenced for “County Lines” drug dealing in Oxford.
Thames Valley Police has yesterday (13/10) launched its Independent Scrutiny and Oversight Board.
Death of Her Majesty The Queen, 1926 – 2022 Condolence message from Thames Valley Police Chief Constable John Campbell
Thames Valley Police has joined over 800 employers in signing up to the Race at Work charter.