Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has published his Police and Crime Plan 2024-2029. This is grouped aroud three main themes – ‘Protecting Communities’, ‘Protecting People’ and ‘Protecting Property’.
Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has published his Police and Crime Plan 2024-2029. This is grouped aroud three main themes – ‘Protecting Communities’, ‘Protecting People’ and ‘Protecting Property’.
We welcome today’s statement from the Police and Crime Commissioner, that he and Thames Valley Police agree that police action and arrests should be carried out without fear or favour, and not based on problems elsewhere in the system.
We welcome today’s statement from the Police and Crime Commissioner, that he and Thames Valley Police agree that police action and arrests should be carried out without fear or favour, and not based on problems elsewhere in the system.
In a closely-run election, residents of Thames Valley reelected incumbent Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber for a second term.
In a closely-run election, residents of Thames Valley reelected incumbent Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber for a second term.
The Police and Crime Commissioner invites residents to participate in a consultation on Police funding for 2024-2025
The Police and Crime Commissioner invites residents to participate in a consultation on Police funding for 2024-2025
Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner addresses a well attended meeting on Community Speedwatch at Great Missenden Memorial Hall.
Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner addresses a well attended meeting on Community Speedwatch at Great Missenden Memorial Hall.
Do we want a proactive, problem solving approach from our Police, or a service focussed simply on implementing a legal code? The ‘right’ answer is “the former”, but requires trust and confidence of communities in their Police service
Do we want a proactive, problem solving approach from our Police, or a service focussed simply on implementing a legal code? The ‘right’ answer is “the former”, but requires trust and confidence of communities in their Police service
