Getting in touch
Please note that the PCC is a seperate entity to Thames Valley Police and is therefore not the Head of the Force. The PCC is unable to become involved in operational policing matters and therefore any police related enquiries should be made directly to Thames Valley Police.
Contacting Thames Valley Police
Any police related enquiries should be made through calling 101 or visiting https://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/contact/contact-us/. In an emergency dial 999.
Contacting the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
You can submit your enquiry through our online enquiry form or alternatively you can contact us by post, email or telephone using the details below. You can also contactthe PCC via a third party, such as an MP, Solicitor or Advocate.
Please note: complaints should be submitted as per our Complaints Policy
Enquiries in writing - by post or by email
- You can expect an automatic notification of receipt when sending us an email.
- We aim to answer letters and emails as quickly as possible, and within ten working days from the day following receipt, however this may not always be possible.
- If we are reliant on information from another source and it is not expected within that timescale, then we will keep you informed.
Enquiries by telephone
- We request that all invitations to the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) are to be made in writing via post or email.
- We may ask that requests for information or assistance be made in writing.
- Calls will not be transferred directly to the PCC and we may ask that any request to speak with the PCC be put in writing
Please Note: The core opening hours of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner are
Monday - Thursday: 9.00am - 5.00pm
Friday: 9.00am - 4.00pm
The Office is closed on bank holidays and public holidays.