More police officers in Thames Valley than ever before
Additional funding to tackle serious violence
Breaking the cycle of reoffending
Support for victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence
New Thames Valley Police Strategy to tackle Violence Against Women & Girls
Latest Inspectorate report into Thames Valley Police
Over £100,000 awarded to community organisations
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The Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley has welcomed an additional £7m over three years from the Home Office to support efforts to prevent and tackle serious violence and knife crime.
Over half of people released from prison in the Thames Valley reoffend within 12 months which is why this funding is so important in helping us address the challenges that they, and the services suppo
The Ministry of Justice has announced a fund for Domestic Abuse and Sexual Violence Services offering nearly £19.5m across England and Wales. Find out how organisations in Thames Valley can benefit.
Matthew Barber has welcomed the findings of today’s PEEL inspection into Thames Valley Police, with the Force being graded ‘Good’ in a number of key areas.
Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley, Matthew Barber, and Chief Constable, John Campbell, have awarded voluntary and community organisations £100,106 in the first round of this year’s Commu
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