A closer look at the Thames Valley

Statement on COVID-19

Statement from the Police and Crime Commissioner

Level 1 POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE

The Level 1 meeting due to take place on 30 March 2020 at Thames Valley Police South Headquarters has now been postponed until further notice. Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

Statement - postponement of the PCC elections

Update on the Coronavirus pandemic and the PCC elections.

Statement about COVID-19

Statement from the Police and Crime Commissioner

“From day one, everyone in the Thames Valley leaving prison should have access to employment, housing and support”

In the first of its kind in the Thames Valley, a one day event is being held this month to see how organisations can collaboratively support people who are leaving prison and reduce reoffending.

PCC for Thames Valley secures funding for 140 new tasers

The Home Office has announced that the Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley has secured funding for 140 new tasers, as part of a new fund.

Thames Valley Police working to tackle Serious Violence in our communities

Work is taking place by police officers, staff and partner agencies across the Thames Valley to prevent serious violence in our communities.

Would you like to become a community mentor?

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has funded a series of events bringing together communities in Milton Keynes with a view to making impactful changes for the better. Facilitated by ROC Conversation, and working with Thames Valley Police, the events will see a number of positive outcomes – one of which are community mentors.

Improved parking enforcement in the South and Vale local policing area

Following concerns raised by local residents, Thames Valley Police is increasing the level of enforcement to deal with illegal parking in South Oxfordshire and the Vale of White Horse.

Police and Crime Commissioner announces further financial support for Thames Valley Police

Following the announcement by Police Minister, Kit Malthouse, of the biggest cash increase for policing in a decade, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley, Anthony Stansfeld, has set out his plans for local police funding.