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Thames Valley Police

A red road closed sign in front of crash barriers on a residential street, with a silver car parked behind them. A blue car is to the left of the picture.

Taxi driver who stopped at crash urged to contact police

Thames Valley Police want to speak to a taxi driver who stopped after the crash on 27 June.

The back of a police officer, who is wearing a hi-vis gilet.

Ex-PC charged with misconduct and computer misuse

Nicholas Fielding-Smith had been an officer with Thames Valley Police, based in Berkshire.

John Burdon has glasses and short white hair.

Pedestrian, 95, killed in crash was 'true gentleman'

John Burdon had been crossing Oxford Street in Woodstock at about 17:50 BST on Monday.

King Charles on the right of the picture holding out his right hand to President Macron, who is on the left of the picture, on the state visit to France in September 2023. Both men are wearing dark blue suits.

Airspace restrictions ahead of president's visit

The last state visit to the UK by a French leader was in 2008, when Nicolas Sarkozy was president.

A police custody photo of a man with grey hair and grey stubble, wearing a pair of yellow glasses and a pale T-shirt. He's looking straight at the camera and has a plain white wall behind him.

Man jailed for child sexual offences

Anthony Farr was sentenced to 12 years in prison.

A Google Maps picture of Cowley police station, a three storey office building with about 20 cars parked outside it.

Police officers sacked after sex video lies

Both officers, who were based in Cowley, Oxford, were sacked following the hearing last month.

Father and daughter policing duo have 'special bond'

Jim and Victoria Weems say they have developed a "special bond on loads of levels".

A police car and police tape marking off a road following a crash. A police officer can be seen far in the distance conducting investigations.

'Loving' sisters died in fatal crash, family says

The grandmothers were out on their weekly Friday walk when they were injured, their family said.

Jason Hogg, dressed in police uniform, stood in front of a brick wall.

Court backlog hampering justice, says police chief

Jason Hogg says cases of violence against women and girls should be heard within a fortnight.