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RT @Matthew Barber: I’m proud of the work of my @VictimsFirstTV team, but I’m keen to make sure we can respond to a wider range of vict… https://t.co/u4or8Rdo7p

2 days, 17 hours ago

RT @Total MK: Two years to the day since the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, a new pillar was unveiled honouring the… https://t.co/g02XMk6Pic

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RT @Matthew Barber: A real privilege to join @Bucks_SAR and @SearchDogsBucks this evening at @RAFHighWycombe. These volunteers do such… https://t.co/Jx076qMywk

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RT @Matthew Barber: In Amersham this morning talking to @GarethWatBucks about the work being done locally by @TVP_ChiltSBucks. Gareth i… https://t.co/cjBVCfSD61

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RT @Age UK Oxfordshire: #DementiaActionWeek Dementia Advisers from our dedicated dementia service, Dementia Oxfordshire, will be at events… https://t.co/9y9v8AGPs0

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Meeting the Mounted Section

15 February

The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) recently met some of the horses and police officers from the Mounted Section in Thames Valley Police.

Police & Crime Commissioner meets the mounted section

The Mounted Section plays an important role in public order by attending planned and spontaneous public disorder. This can include policing football matches and helping to maintain public order at demonstrations, marches and events.

Thames Valley Police currently has nine horses in its Mounted Section.

Anthony Stansfeld said: "I was very impressed with what I saw when I visited the Mounted Section of Thames Valley Police. They are fulfilling an important and vital role, and I am delighted to support this as part of Thames Valley policing."

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