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Events Calendar

2 days, 16 hours ago

RT @Thames Valley Police: Off out Christmas shopping? 🛍️ Stay alert & watch out for unusual behaviour. Trust your instincts & report confid… https://t.co/Ta6yAio7t7

2 days, 16 hours ago

RT @Victims First: Victims of #modernslavery can be exploited in a number of ways We have exploitation specialists in our Adult Speci… https://t.co/AaLh9sWW0K

2 days, 16 hours ago

RT @RBWM: A huge thank you from the whole community to the Windsor Street Angels who work closely with emergency services and… https://t.co/9kbqlKH1Ej

2 days, 17 hours ago

RT @Matthew Barber: Talking to @WestBerkshire Council this evening along with the Chief Constable and @TVP_WestBerks Commander about th… https://t.co/8k4MDfpcet

3 days, 9 hours ago

RT @Thames Valley Police: This week, we commended some of our best at a Chief's Award ceremony 🌟 We gave out long service awards to officers… https://t.co/pYTwrYF6wm

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Police and Crime Commissioner supports White Ribbon Day to end violence against women and girls

Chief officer pay and rewards

24 September

On 16 July 2015 the Senior Salaries Review Body (SSRB) published its report on Chief Officer pay. The Home Secretary agreed a 1% increase in base pay for Chief Officers in England, Wales and a 1% increase on incremental pay points at Assistant Chief Constable and equivalent rank, and on London Weighting with effect from 1 September 2015.

Chief Officer pay and rewards are published in the Thames Valley Police Chief Constable's Statement of Accounts 2014/15. A copy is available to download here (see note 10 Officers' Remuneration (pages 36-37)).