Have you ever experienced nuisance neighbours, loud and disruptive road users or people using drugs in your area? 

And have you ever thought ‘I didn’t think it was serious enough to report’ or been told ‘it’s not that bad’ or ‘not that antisocial’? 

Well, whether it is repetitive loud music, inconsiderate behaviour or vandalism, we are here to tell you: It’s that antisocial.  

Matthew Barber, Police & Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley, has opened the first round of this year’s Community Fund, with a particular focus on supporting projects that tackle anti-social behaviour and vehicle crime.

Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Barber has confirmed a 15% increase to his Partnership Fund for the next three years to help cut crime

I can announce today that Jason Hogg is returning to his duties as Chief Constable of Thames Valley police with immediate effect.

Whilst the IOPC will continue their investigation, I am pleased to be able to reinstate the Chief Constable to continue his work leading Thames Valley Police. I have always had confidence in Jason Hogg as Chief Constable and I look forward to continuing working in partnership with him on behalf of communities in Thames Valley. 

My priorities for Thames Valley Police are cutting crime and catching criminals. As your Police and Crime Commissioner, it is my responsibility to ensure that the police have the resources they need to deliver on those priorities.

Matthew Barber, PCC for Thames Valley, and Thames Valley Police officers working to reduce retail crime recently met with over 50 representatives of the largest retailers and businesses in the region at the Oracle Shopping Centre.