More than half of police arrests have been for domestic violence
“Your Emergency Response Officers are continuing to work tirelessly to combat domestic abuse and safeguard the most vulnerable in our ...
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Police set up roadblock to check drivers are on essential journeys
“It would be helpful if key workers can carry work-issued passes when they are out of the home for work ...
Police budget proposal for £10 council tax rise set to be approved today
The Police and Crime Panel will decide on the budget proposal today. If approved, the council tax increase will come ...
Elderly residents across Wokingham targeted by fraudsters pretending to be police officers
ELDERLY residents across Wokingham borough have been preyed upon by fraudsters claiming to be police officers in an audacious scam. ...
Three Mile Cross police officers who saved lives given honours
WO police officers from Three Mile Cross have been honoured for their bravery and quick-thinking which saved two people’s lives. ...
Thames Valley Police to recruit 200 constables this year
THAMES Valley Police is set to start recruiting police officers as part of a large-scale drive to get more constables on ...
Thames Valley Police becomes latest force to adopt spit guards
A CONTROVERSIAL method of preventing arrested people from spitting at police officers is being rolled out by Thames Valley Police ...
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