Thames Valley's Police & Crime Plan

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

Police & Crime Commissioner announces further financial support for police

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.

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.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has funded a series of events bringing together communities in Milton Keynes.

Facilitated by ROC Conversation, and working with Thames Valley Police, the events are coming to Milton Keynes next month.

Statement from the Police and Crime Commissioner, Anthony Stansfeld:

The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Thames Valley has awarded voluntary and community organisations £166,800 from the Police Property Act Fund.

PCC bids for 280 more tasers for Thames Valley Officers

The Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley is set to bid for hundreds of tasers as part of a new fund set up by the Home Office.

Neighbourhood policing is the bedrock of law enforcement in the UK. New and emerging threats such as terrorism and high-tech crime have created specialism which are vital to protect the public in the modern world.

In an interview last week, retired Chief Superintendent John Sutherland said that domestic abuse is the “single greatest harm in society”. He added, it’s a “disease of pandemic proportions”. These hard-hitting words are borne out of many years’ exposure to tragic cases on the frontline.