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We are currently recruiting for a Communications and Engagement Manager to join the Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner (OPCC).
More informationWe are currently recruiting for a Communications and Engagement Manager to join the Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner (OPCC).
More informationFind out more about the Public Inspection Notice for the 2021/22 Statement of Accounts.
More informationThe Office of the PCC and Thames Valley Police have launched a new approach to tackling knife crime, focussing initially in Milton Keynes.
Find out moreMatthew Barber recently commissioned a £50,000 independent review of the criminal justice system in Thames Valley
Find out moreMatthew Barber has welcomed an additional £7m over three years from the Home Office to support efforts to prevent and tackle serious violence and knife crime.
More informationBig increase in charges in first month of Operation Deter
One month since the launch of Operation Deter, Thames Valley Police is today (2/8) releasing the latest figures for charges and convictions so far in Milton Keynes.
Read morePCCs striving to meet challenges of climate change
APCC Environment and Sustainability Leads say Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) are ‘at the heart of the decarbonisation agenda’ in the latest In Focus report published today, Tuesday 2 August.
Read moreOver £1.67m of funding secured for Safer Streets across the Thames Valley
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for Thames Valley has secured over £1.67 million for initiatives to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG) and anti-social behaviour.
Read moreSign up to Community Speedwatch
The Police and Crime Commissioner is calling on communities to help in the fight against speeding
Read moreSearch & Rescue Teams across Thames Valley awarded £30,000 additional funding by Police & Crime Commissioner
The Police & Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley has awarded funding to Search and Rescue Teams across the Thames Valley
Read moreOperation Deter will adopt a zero-tolerance approach to knives – Milton Keynes
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner and Thames Valley Police are today (1/7) launching a tough new approach to tackling knife crime, focussing initially in the city of Milton Keynes.
Read moreTrevelyan Middle School creates hard-hitting film tackling County Lines child criminal exploitation
Trevelyan Middle School pupils within Years 7 and 8 have launched a gripping and pioneering film exploring the topical issue of County Lines drugs operations.
Read morePolice and Crime Commissioner welcomes over £400,000 towards technology and data to help prevent crime
The Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for Thames Valley and Violence Reduction Unit (VRU) will benefit from more than £400,000 of funding towards technology and data to help prevent crime.
Read morePolice and Crime Commissioner marks Platinum Jubilee
Read morePolice & Crime Commissioner responds to the Metropolitan Police’s bid to recruit Thames Valley police officers
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