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Thames Valley Police Headquarters

The Thames Valley Police Headquarters Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) handles non-operational matters such as governance and policy. You can make general enquiries, submit written correspondence, or file complaints about the OPCC or the Police and Crime Commissioner. Note that this office does not deal with operational policing issues. Telephone support is limited, with availability from Monday to Thursday, 09:00-14:00, and Friday, 09:00-12:00. Email is preferred for faster responses. Typically, written enquiries are acknowledged automatically, with a response expected within ten working days. For urgent matters, contacting Thames Valley Police directly is advised.

OrganizationThames Valley Police Headquarters — Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
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Updated 14 Dec 2025

Expected outcomes

  • Submit general enquiries
  • Send written correspondence
  • File a complaint
  • Receive automatic receipt notification
  • Get policy information

Call preparation

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  • Clear enquiry description
  • Contact details
  • Written enquiry
  • Complaint details
  • Complainant contact information
  • Enquiry subject

Known issues

There is limited telephone cover at the OPCC, so using email is recommended for a quicker and more reliable response. Telephone support is only available for a few hours each day, and email submissions are acknowledged automatically. Response times for written and email enquiries can take up to ten working days, and sometimes longer. If you do not receive a response within this timeframe, it is advisable to follow up. For immediate concerns, contacting Thames Valley Police directly via 101 or 999 is recommended.