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Thames Valley Police thanks residents, businesses and visitors following the Coronation weekend

As the events for the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla come to a close, Thames Valley Police would like to thank everyone who celebrated this historic weekend across the region.

Hundreds of dedicated officers and staff worked tirelessly to support numerous community events across Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire, including The Big Coronation Lunch and The Big Help Out events.


On Sunday (7/5), Windsor took centre stage for the BBC Coronation Concert, with 20,000 ticket holders attending the event inside the grounds of Windsor Castle. A further 10,000 residents and visitors watched the festivities at a screening on the Long Walk.


Chief Constable Jason Hogg said: “The Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla was a momentous occasion in our country’s history.


“Thames Valley Police was proud to support our communities across the Thames Valley in their celebrations.


“I would like to thank all local residents, businesses and visitors to the Thames Valley this weekend for their support and cooperation.


“I would also like to thank my officers, staff and volunteers who helped to keep everyone safe this weekend.


“We couldn’t do it without the amazing team effort of our communities, partners and workforce. Thank you.”

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