Responding to the Metropolitan Police’s recruitment of TVP officers
Reducing reoffending to cut crime
Thames Valley Police beating national average in responding to 999 calls
Organised crime gang sentenced to 74 years in prison
Seeking your views on 999 and 101 services
Rural crime taskforce tackles criminal gangs
One year on…
Recruiting a new Chief of Staff
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Following the announcement by the Metropolitan Police that they are to offer a £5,000 cash incentive to police officers transferring from other forces, I have joined with Police & Crime Commissioners
Police & Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley, Matthew Barber, has today (31 May) published the findings of an independent review of the work to reduce reoffending across Thames Valley.
The 999 Performance Data which was released today as part of the Government’s Beating Crime Plan details the time it takes for forces to answer 999 calls. Thames Valley Police answered 83% of 999
Six members of an organised crime group (OCG) have today (20/5) been sentenced to a total of 74 years in prison after they were convicted of a string of ATM thefts, commercial burglaries and other
Residents of Thames Valley are being asked to take a few minutes to tell police chiefs about their experiences of the 101 and 999 services, as well as preferences for future modes of contact.
Thames Valley Police’s Rural Crime Taskforce have been working in partnership as part of an operation to tackle acquisitive crime in rural areas across the Thames Valley.
To mark his anniversary in office, Matthew has been reflecting on the achievements of the last 12 months including the publication of his Police and Criminal Justice Plan, the launch of the Community
I am recruiting a new Chief of Staff for the Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner. Applications close this Sunday (5th June), full details of the role and how to apply can be found at thamesvalley-pcc.gov.uk.
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