Increased protection of our Jewish communities during High Holy Days
Thames Valley Police will be increasing its protection of its Jewish communities during the Jewish High Holy Days.
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Thames Valley Police will be increasing its protection of its Jewish communities during the Jewish High Holy Days.
Thames Valley Police is inviting nominations for the John Latham Award, which recognises individuals across the Thames Valley who have made a significant contribution to protecting and supporting victim-survivors of domestic abuse.
Thames Valley Police has welcomed confirmation from the Prime Minister that the two men convicted of the manslaughter of PC Andrew Harper will not be released under the early release arrangements that had previously been proposed.
Festival goers will be encouraged to join the conversation about consent once more this year at Reading and Leeds Festivals.
Thames Valley Police is appealing for the public’s help in tracing a man who is wanted on recall to prison.
Thames Valley Police has launched Empower, a new support group dedicated to supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse within the organisation.
Yesterday we appealed to the public for information following the death of a man in Reading on Wednesday (12/8).
A letter signed by all Chief Constables, the Met Commissioner and law enforcement leaders across the UK has been sent to the Prime Minister this evening, highlighting their concerns about the early release from prison of two of PC Andrew Harper's killers.
Following a Thames Valley Police investigation, a man who raped a woman while she slept in her caravan following the Royal Windsor Horse Show has been jailed for more than eight years.
Two men have been sentenced to prison after they were convicted of drug supply offences following an investigation by Thames Valley Police's Neighbourhood Disruption Team.