A police sergeant who hit speeds of at least 131mph (211km/h) on a public road while off-duty will keep his job. A panel ...

A man arrested for shouting "who elected him?" during a proclamation ceremony for the King has been paid £2,500 in ...

A police sergeant will keep his job despite hitting speeds of at least 131mph on the A40 while off-duty, a misconduct hearing ...

Police responded to a 'large' gathering at a shopping centre in Oxford. Officers were called just after 4pm on Wednesday, ...

Police have responded to a "large" gathering at a shopping centre in Oxford. Officers were called just after 4pm on Wednesday, March 12 after a "large group of people" gathered at Templars Shopping ...

A chief constable has been dismissed from Thames Valley Police for gross misconduct after using his power to physically and mentally dominate ...

A police cordon is in place outside a fast-food chicken restaurant in Oxford. The cordon has been put up around Popeyes on Queen Street in the city centre. There appears to be rubble on the floor ...

It has taken the police two and a half years to recognise that expressing an opinion in the street is not a crime.’ ...

Police acted unlawfully in arresting a trainee Baptist minister who shouted: “Who elected him?” at a proclamation of the ...

A children’s rights charity said prolonged periods of detention can cause children "fear, anxiety, and distress", and urged the Government to ensure the earlier release of minors put in police custody ...

A Thames Valley Police (TVP) officer used his work-issued radio to tune into other forces' channels despite being on a final ...

Having challenged his arrest with the help of human rights organisation Liberty, Mr Hill last month settled a claim with Thames Valley Police and has recently been paid £2,500 in compensation.