Thames Valley Police member of staff given Birthday Honour
A member of Thames Valley Police staff who works in Counter Terrorism Policing South East, has been awarded a British Empire Medal.
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A member of Thames Valley Police staff who works in Counter Terrorism Policing South East, has been awarded a British Empire Medal.
Thames Valley Police is continuing an investigation into misconduct in public office.
A new Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) has taken up post as the new South East Regional lead for Counter Terrorism and Organised Crime.
Following an initial investigation, Thames Valley Police’s Major Crime Unit have now launched a murder inquiry in Slough.
The South East Regional Organised Crime Unit (SEROCU) is re-appealing for the public’s help in tracing a wanted man with links to Oxfordshire and north London.
We recognise that our integrity is fundamental to the public’s trust and confidence in policing, and to our legitimacy to serve our communities.
Thames Valley Police (TVP) has today become the first and only police force in the country to receive one of the saplings grown from the iconic Sycamore Gap tree. It has been planted at its training centre near Reading.
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses to a road traffic collision on the B4011in Buckinghamshire.
The twin sister of Brigitta Rasuli, who tragically died following an incident in February this year, has released a tribute to her.
Last week a group of volunteers gathered together for a unique moment in time, when they were celebrated for their contributions to public service and local heritage.