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Facebook Live with Thames Valley Chief Constable John Campbell

Monday, February 22nd, 2021

Thames Valley Police Chief Constable John Cambell will take questions at a Facebook Live event on at 7pm on Thursday 25th February. If you want to ask a question click this link to Facebook post and add your question to the comment box.


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