Police & Crime Bulletin Jan ‘23 - 582 more police officers and more…

In this edition

582 more police officers across Thames Valley
Success as £200,000 gained from the Homicide Prevention Fund
£100,000 available to help prevent crime
Working with One-Eighty to help improve young people’s lives
Knife Angel arrives in Slough
Review of victims’ services

Thames Valley Police has grown by an additional 582 police officers in less than four years

582 police officers have been recruited in Thames Valley since September 2019, as part of the national Uplift Programme, this brings the total number of officers up to 4,832 by the end of December.

Police and Crime Commissioner announces over £200,000 investment to address knife crime amongst under 18’s in Slough

Matthew Barber, Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley, has today (23/1) welcomed over £216,000 of Home Office funding to support the expansion of Operation Deter youth activity in Slough.

£100,000 available to community groups to help prevent crime across Thames Valley

I’m pleased to announce the first round of this year’s Community Fund is now open for applications. This is a great opportunity to support community and voluntary groups in reducing crime.

Supporting youth education charity One-Eighty to improve the lives of young people

Last week Matthew Barber visited youth education charity One-Eighty at their office in Oxford. The visit provided an opportunity to see first hand how PCC funding will support One-Eighty…

Slough unites for month of action

Partners across Slough are working together with communities and organisations as part of a month of action to tackle violence in all its forms.

Police and Crime Commissioner review aims to improve support for victims of crime across Thames Valley

“I want victims to have access to the best possible support which is why we continually strive to improve our provision in the Thames Valley. “

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