New campaign to tackle violence to be launched this Friday
Let me have your views about 101
Hard-hitting film tackling County Lines child criminal exploitation
PCC wins £400,000 for technology and data to help prevent crime
The impact of absent fathers
Annual Report published
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Coming this Friday…
An important new campaign will be unveiled this Friday seeking to tackle violent crime and the culture of knife carrying. Subscribers to this newsletter will receive a separate email on Friday with more information about this operation.
The performance of the 101 non-emergency service is one of the areas that I am determined to improve within Thames Valley. Although we have seen some improvements in recent years the public rightly
Year 7 and 8 pupils have launched a gripping and pioneering film exploring the topical issue of County Lines drugs operations. The film follows the story of Elliott, a twelve-year boy, who finds himse
Matthew Barber, Thames Valley’s Police & Crime Commissioner, says policing locally will benefit from more than £400,000 of funding towards technology and data to help prevent crime
76% of the young men in prison in England and Wales had absent fathers and there is also plenty of evidence to suggest that the absence of a father has an adverse impact on daughters too.
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