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Thames Valley Police is furthering our commitment to tackling rural crime and making the area a hostile place for countryside offenders.
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Thames Valley Police is furthering our commitment to tackling rural crime and making the area a hostile place for countryside offenders.
Thames Valley Police has emphasised its commitment to protecting its communities after its latest PEEL (Police Effectiveness, Efficiency and Legitimacy) report was published.
New statistics show Thames Valley Police received over 500,000 contacts from the public, attended 81,000 incidents and made 16,000 arrests over a six-month period in 2023.
Thames Valley Police is releasing a CCTV image of two men officers would like to speak to following an attempted robbery in Banbury.
Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police, four men have been charged in relation to a theft at Blenheim Palace.
Two men have been sentenced for breaking into a primary school in Slough.
Detective Chief Inspector Laura Corscadden was awarded the National Investigator of the Year for exceptional policing by the Police Federation.
Inspector Simon Hills was honoured as this year's National Roads Policing Officer of the Year by the Police Federation of England and Wales.
Following an investigation by Thames Valley Police, a man has been sentenced after he was found guilty of rape and a number of sexual assaults.
The wife of Jason Wallis, who died following a road traffic collision on the A421 at Tingewick on 9 September, have today released a tribute to him.