We have recruited 784 new police for Thames Valley Police. What do you want them to focus on?
When this government was elected, we promised to recruit 20,000 extra police officers for the country.
Thanks to the support of people like you, we’ve now recruited every single one — including an extra 784 new police for Thames Valley, making more than 5,000 in total. And we’re working with the police to make sure that every burglary and theft is investigated and drug dealing is dealt with. So we’re making progress. But there’s more to do. And it’s important that your next MP is ready to get to work on day one.
As you may know, at the next general election the Parliamentary boundaries are changing. That means your area will now be in a new constituency called Earley and Woodley.
So I’ll be standing to be your next Conservative MP. And I’m keen to work with you so that we can hit the ground running in tackling your priorities.
That’s why I’m asking you to share your priorities for our new police officers.
While you should still contact the current MP for official matters, I want to start working with you now on your priorities. The sooner we get to work, the bigger an impact we’ll have.
We can't trust Labour to be tough on crime.
I’ll go through every survey response with my team — and I’ll discuss your answers at my next meeting with Matthew Barber our Police and Crime Commissioner.
It takes just sixty seconds to fill in the survey, and you can send it back using the freepost envelope provided
Look forward to hearing your views
Pauline
