Tribute to murder victim, Neil Morris – Reading
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.
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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.
Following the successful launch of Operation Deter - a zero tolerance approach to knife crime in Milton Keynes and Aylesbury, Thames Valley Police have now extended the initiative to Slough.
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.
Thames Valley Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner are today (1/7) launching a tough new approach to tackling knife crime, focussing initially in the city of Milton Keynes.
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.
The family of Lee Butler have today released the following statement after Lewis Brown was sentenced to ten and a half years in prison for manslaughter.
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 daughter of David Greenleaf, who tragically died following a road traffic collision in Maidenhead on 22 September, has released a tribute to him.