Matthew Barber elected as Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley Tuesday, 11 May, 2021 Conservative Party candidate Matthew Barber has been elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley in the May 2021 Local Elections. The next Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley has been announced as Conservative candidate Matthew Barber, receiving 313,148 of the votes cast. Having listened to residents from across the Thames Valley as part of his campaigning work and... Local News
Sixteen charged following serious organised crime raids 5th March 2021 Following raids by Thames Valley Police earlier this week, sixteen men have been charge with drug-related offences. Thames Valley Police Officers were joined by... Local News
Funding boost helps improve police communication with people with autistism 4th March 2021 Thames Valley Police (TVP) has been working in partnership to break down barriers to communicating with people who have autism. Working collaboratively with... Local News
Police & Crime Bulletin February 2021 28th February 2021 Tougher sentences for dog thefts Thank you to everyone who has already signed up to back my campaign for tougher sentences for dog thefts. The demand for dogs... Local NewsReports
Tougher sentences for dog thefts 24th February 2021 Matthew Barber, Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Thames Valley, is calling for tougher sentences for those found guilty of dog thefts. Over the last... Local News
Big waste is big business 17th February 2021 Blight on the countryside or big business? In the case of fly-tipping it is both. To some people the odd bag of rubbish dumped in a gateway or some waste in the... Local News
Support for vital Search & Rescue Teams across Thames Valley 17th February 2021 £20,000 has been awarded to Thames Valley's three Lowland Search & Rescue Teams and two Search Dog Teams by the Police & Crime Commissioner. The support for the... Local News
Over £4.3m to help support victims of domestic abuse across Thames Valley 12th February 2021 Councils across Thames Valley are to receive £4,328,950 to help fund a new duty to ensure victims and their children are able to access life-saving support in... Local News
Pledge to crack down on fly-tipping in MK 12th February 2021 MK Conservative Councillors and Thames Valley’s Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner have pledged to start a war on fly-tipping in Milton Keynes after data... Local News
More than £1.1m welcomed to help tackle violent crime 8th February 2021 The Thames Valley Violence Reduction Unit is a true partnership of organisation from across the communities all determined to tackle violent crime and address... Local News