Last weekend saw the hugely successful Barton Bash in Oxford, bringing together the community thanks to the Barton Community Association. Last year the Community Association received cash from the PCC’s Community Fund to help their great work.
Oxfordshire rural crime evening
Earlier in the month Thames Valley’s Rural Crime Taskforce hosted an evening for Oxfordshire Young Farmers, talking about the Force’s work in tackling rural crime, crime prevention initiatives and highlighting the opportunities to join as Special Constables.
Matthew Barber, joined Windsor Street Angels on patrol in the town centre. The Street Angels are trained volunteers from local churches who provide help and support to people on a night out in Windsor…
Aylesbury Youth Motor Project (AYMP) is a charity that provides vocational training to young people aged between 12-16 years with a focus on the less advantaged, those at risk and youth offenders.
Thames Valley Police’s robust approach to knife carrying has been included in a national report on tackling serious violence published by the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners.
Matthew Barber, Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley, has announced that Search and Rescue teams across Oxfordshire, Berkshire and Buckinghamshire will benefit from additional funding.
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner is providing training on Lived Experience Engagement to organisations supporting victim-survivors of crime.
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