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Crime Figures

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner is committed to ensuring that Police and Crime Data is available and transparent. This section contains some useful links for accessing data on policing and crime.

Thames Valley Police Crime Figures

Thames Valley Police publish their crime figures quarterly and these are available to view on their website. The figures are also broken down into Local Policing Areas.

You can find out more about the work of Thames Valley Police in their 'Delivery Plan'

Thames Valley Police Strategic Plan Quarter 1 Report

Police.uk

For more in-depth information on street level crime, outcomes and policing in your area visit Police.uk and enter your postcode or town.

HMIC Crime and Policing Comparator

The Crime and Policing Comparator allows you to compare data on recorded crime and anti-social behaviour (ASB), quality of service, finances and workforce numbers for Thames Valley Police. Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary (HMIC) validates and publishes this data, which is submitted by Thames Valley Police.