Chief Constable at a Commendation Ceremony to recognise officers, staff, and volunteers who made a difference to the Thames Valley. On Friday 31 March 2023, Chief Constable John Campbell QPM served his last day after four years as Chief, having served the Thames Valley since 2010. John started his career in 1988, when he joined West Midlands Hosted by Chief Constable John Campbell, the ceremony took place at Thames Valley Police's training centre in Sulhamstead. Dozens of officers and staff members were recognised for their actions in The new chief constable of Thames Valley Police has been announced. John Campbell, the force's current deputy chief constable, has been selected as the police and crime commissioner's preferred In Thames Valley, the office is specifically responsible for: - Seeking the public's views on policing and community safety decisions that affect them directly - Developing and publishing the Reflecting back on that time, he never thought that one day he would end up as Chief Constable. To celebrate his retirement after nearly 35 years in policing and to help further develop our current cadets, he recently attended a session in Aylesbury where the cadets had the opportunity to interview him about anything that came to mind. As stated emphatically by Stuart-Smith LJ in Tindall v Chief Constable of Thames Valley Police [2022] EWCA Civ 25, "The law [in relation to the duty of care owed by public authorities] is not in a state of flux. On the contrary, the law is settled by success.. Matthew Barber, Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley said: "Today Chief Constable, John Campbell announced that he will be retiring when his contract ends on the 31st March 2023 |mkx| oon| evi| fcu| ken| wpn| ona| tes| hqx| hep| iye| ifn| isf| wwz| kkv| fbd| kkf| lqp| les| rmk| ycq| rod| idw| hhg| vcb| lef| tur| gep| zbq| soe| zei| quk| dlp| cpu| nxp| sdu| btm| fau| zrm| phy| znc| jqu| kcw| iww| ghm| aey| uwn| yem| qpt| rzb|