TVP Milton Keynes

23/06/2026

Do you recognise this man?

If so, please contact us as we believe he may have vital information for our investigation into an exposure incident in Milton Keynes.

A cyclist exposed himself inappropriately to a woman in her forties on the H4 Dansteed Way between the Crown Hill and Grange Farm roundabouts between 2.10-2.25pm on 6 May.

The man pictured or anyone who can assist us should contact us, quoting reference number 43260222749.

We appreciate the image quality is poor but we believe it could be enough for the man to be identified.

23/06/2026

❗ MISSING PERSON❗

Have you seen Amina, age 16, missing from Milton Keynes?

Amina was last seen on 22/06/26 at approximately 14:00 in the Wolverton Mill area. Amina is known to frequent the CMK shopping centre.

Amina is described as mixed race (light skinned), slim, 5ft8, always has her hair in a slick back curly ponytail in a centre part.

Amina was last seen wearing black crocs, black shorts and a pink t-shirt.

If you have any information, please contact TVP quoting reference 43260311997.

22/06/2026

We will be patrolling known swimming spots in Milton Keynes and the surrounding area over the summer.

But please stay safe if you decide to go swimming in unsupervised locations during the heatwave and follow the advice below.

21/06/2026

MISSING PERSON APPEAL 📣

Have you seen 15 year old Aydan? Aydan is missing from Milton Keynes and was last seen in Heelands on Thursday 18 June at 3:30pm.

If you see Aydan or have any information that could help us in our search, please call 101 or make an online report quoting 43260307594.

20/06/2026

🛣️✅ A5 Reopened

The A5 has now reopened to traffic following the earlier closure.

🙏 Thank you for your patience and understanding while the road was closed. We appreciate your cooperation and apologise for any inconvenience caused.

19/06/2026

⚠️MISSING GIRL ⚠️

Have you seen Alexandra?

📍She is 16-years-old and missing from Crawley, West Sussex but was last seen in Milton Keynes Central Train Station.

Alexandra, pictured, was last seen wearing a blue denim jacket, blue denim jeans, a white t-shirt, black and white trainers and carrying a black handbag.

📞If you see Alexandra, please call 999.

If you have any information that could help us in our search, please call 101 or make an online report, quoting 43260307717. 📲

18/06/2026

ASB Awareness Week – Community Update

During Great Linford parish council Community Forum, concerns were raised about anti-social behaviour taking place at a local play park in Pennyland, Milton Keynes, specifically involving individuals gathering at the shelter in the evenings to consume alcohol and leave behind litter.
We’d like to remind residents and visitors that this area is covered by a Public Spaces Protection Order (PSPO), meaning that drinking alcohol in this location is not permitted.
Breaches of a PSPO can result in enforcement action.
In response to the concerns raised, this location has now been added to the Neighbourhood Policing Team’s patrol plans. Officers and PCSOs will be conducting increased patrols in the area, particularly during the evening hours.
We understand the importance of keeping our public spaces safe and welcoming for everyone, especially children and families using the play area.
If you witness any anti-social behaviour, please report it:
• 📞 101 (or 999 in an emergency)
• 💻 Online via the Thames Valley Police website
Your feedback at community meetings is invaluable—thank you for continuing to work with us to address local issues.

18/06/2026

Today, officers from the Milton Keynes Harm Reduction Unit worked alongside the local Neighbourhood Policing Team, in partnership with Kents Hill Park Secondary School, to deliver Operation Detect — a local initiative designed to reduce knife crime through engagement, education and a screening process that acts as both a deterrent and a conversation starter. 👮‍♂️🗣️

Around 600 students walked through a screening arch, and we’re pleased to report that no prohibited items were found 🙌🔍

Officers also spoke with students about the realities of knife crime, how to stay safe, and how police use stop‑search powers to prevent harm. To get students thinking, we posed this question: Did you know police can stop and search someone — without a warrant or consent — if they reasonably suspect they’re carrying a knife? Understanding these powers helps young people recognise how we work to keep them and their community safe.

If you know someone carrying a knife or weapon, you can report it directly to us on our website or via 101.

🤫 Or anonymously via Crimestoppers here:
🔗 https://orlo.uk/7UtDG

Working together, we can keep Milton Keynes safer 💙🏙️

18/06/2026

Alexandra could be in the Milton Keynes area. Please let us know if you see her ⬇️

We are searching for Alexandra who is missing from Crawley.

The 16-year-old was last seen on Monday (15 June) at 10.30pm.

Alexandra is 5' 5" with long brown straight hair and brown eyes.

She also has links to Kent, Manchester, Liverpool and Burnley.

If you see Alexandra, please phone 999 immediately quoting serial 29 of 16/06.

18/06/2026

👮🚲 Another day of patrols, another opportunity to make a difference.

As part of Neighbourhood Policing Week of Action, CMK NHPT officers have been carrying out high-visibility foot and cycle patrols across the city centre, engaging with businesses, residents and visitors, while tackling issues that matter most to our communities.

Today’s patrols led to the arrest of a man, got off on the wrong foot, on suspicion of two shoplifting offences.

The male was located wearing what appeared to be two stolen shoes… unfortunately for him, they were both right shoes. 👟👟

Officers also recovered a suspected stolen Dolce & Gabbana tester.

It turns out that two rights does make a wrong and trying to smell nice won’t cover up poor decisions.

The male remains in police custody while enquiries continue.

Alongside incidents like this, officers have patrolled hotspot areas, engaged with several ASB nominals and worked with partners to identify further problem-solving opportunities, ensuring Central Milton Keynes remains a safe and welcoming place for everyone.