Victims First #KnowThisIsn'tLove Campaign
We are raising awareness of emotional abuse and controlling behaviour through our new campaign under the Victims First banner.
More informationWe are raising awareness of emotional abuse and controlling behaviour through our new campaign under the Victims First banner.
More informationFind out the latest achievements against the priorities in the Thames Valley Police and Crime Plan
More informationThe PCC has launched his new Police and Crime Plan 2017-2021
Read our Police and Crime PlanA new 'Victims First' website has launched to help victims of crime find an appropriate support service and provide information on their entitlements
Visit WebsiteThe PCC has launched a new campaign aimed at both victims and witnesses to raise awareness of hate crime
More information on hate crimeWe've updated our privacy notice which explains how we use your personal information and the ways in which we protect your privacy.
View Privacy NoticeVictims First launches video to help young people spot the signs of relationship abuse
Victims First, which supports victims of crime and abuse across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, has launched a video today (5/11) to raise awareness of coercive control and emotional abuse in relationships.
Read moreFunding provides employment and housing support to ex-offenders across the Thames Valley
The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has awarded Aspire £154,000 to support its ‘Through the Gate’ programme to expand and provide additional employment support as well as housing support to ex-offenders across the Thames Valley.
Read moreAnthony Stansfeld signs open letter calling for changes to assisted dying law
Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for the Thames Valley, Anthony Stansfeld, is among 18 PCCs to have signed an open letter calling for the Ministry of Justice to launch a “call for evidence” in relation to the law around assisted dying.
Read more£170,000 available to community and voluntary groups across the Thames Valley
The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley, Anthony Stansfeld, and the Chief Constable, John Campbell, have today (28/10) opened a new grant round of the Police Property Act Fund.
Read moreThe Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley is pleased to announce new arrangements for the delivery of services to support victims of crime.
Read moreMore than 15,000 young people are set to benefit from ‘County Lines’ theatre production
More than 15,000 school children are set to benefit from theatre performances which seek to educate on the dangers of becoming involved in County Lines.
Read moreThe Willow Project marks its first year in supporting victims of exploitation
This Anti-Slavery Day (18th October) marks the first anniversary of the Victims First Willow Project; the Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley’s service to support victims of slavery and exploitation.
Read morePolice and Crime Commissioner supports National Hate Crime Awareness Week 2019
The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley is supporting this year’s National Hate Crime Awareness Week (12 – 19 October); raising awareness of hate crime and the support that is available to both victims and witnesses through Victims First.
Read moreStatement from the Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley, Anthony Stansfeld, on the day of PC Harper's funeral.
Read moreDeputy Police and Crime Commissioner meets newest member of Thames Valley Police Mounted Section
The Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley was invited to meet the latest recruit of Thames Valley Police’s Mounted Section earlier this week (8/10).
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