Day of action reinforces support for domestic abuse victims - Milton Keynes
Thames Valley Police carried out a dedicated day of action across Milton Keynes to tackle domestic abuse, safeguard victims and pursue offenders.
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Thames Valley Police carried out a dedicated day of action across Milton Keynes to tackle domestic abuse, safeguard victims and pursue offenders.
Over the Bank Holiday weekend, Reading Festival returned, welcoming around 104,999 people to Richfield Avenue, per day.
Following a Thames Valley Police investigation, a man has been charged in connection with 14 offences in Oxfordshire.
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.
Thames Valley Police has launched Empower, a new support group dedicated to supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse within the organisation.
Thames Valley Police has thanked communities across the Thames Valley and beyond following an extraordinary outpouring of support in memory of PC Andrew Harper.
A man and a woman who fatally drugged two men and poisoned two others to steal from them have today (13/8) each been jailed for 17 years.
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.
Summer Open Day: Thames Valley Police throws open its doors