Charges for knife crime and sexual offences on the up, shows TVP data
THAMES Valley Police's chief constable has said he is 'proud' of the force's work over the past year.
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‘It’s a real privilege’: Chief constable Jason Hogg lays out plan for Thames Valley Police
THE NEW chief constable of Thames Valley Police has announced his priorities for policing in Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire.
Thames Valley Police collect 250 knives with amnesty bins across region
Thames Valley Police collected more than 250 knives during an anti-knife campaign last month. Of the blades collected, 96 were ...
Royals and church team up to sponsor anti-knife crime music video
THE BISHOP of Reading and the town’s football club have sponsored a music video to highlight the problem of rising ...
Surge in knife crime prompts new campaign
Crimestoppers has launched a new campaign to reduce knife crime after reports have soared in recent years.
Police take action over knife feuds in Crowthorne
Nearly 100 people in Crowthorne and Sandhurst were searched for weapons over the weekend as police crack down on knife ...
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