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Bracknell police officers now tweeting on the beat

By Becky Barnes
September 03, 2012

Police in Bracknell Forest have started to tweet on the beat.

Officers at the Bracknell branch have set up a Twitter account so people can follow all the latest news and police appeals.

Follow Thames Valley Police in Bracknell @TVP_Bracknell.

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PC Foot - welcome aboard. Good to see the local constabulary are not above a sense of humour and are keen to engage with the public in a variety of environments.

However....introduce myself? Are you mad? You'll have your hands in my pockets and clapped in irons for Public Order 4a before I can say GOWISLEY!

Stay safe out there people.

Winstanley, Bracknell
04/09/2012 at 16:16

Winstanley - I found your comments quite funny! Thank you though for pointing out that you see me on visible patrol on my beat area. Funnily enough I was there again today.....however I was on cycle patrol so no vehicle for me to park by bottom on!

You should come over next time you see me there and introduce yourself.

PC Michael Foot, Bracknell
04/09/2012 at 13:17

A Welshman in Bracknell? Commenting on policing matters?

You've been outed DI Squire!

p.s. I'm liking the DI bit - reminds of the other Great British DI's - DI Burnside, DI Nixon, DI Manson. When are you going to be up there with the likes of Jack Meadows though...?

Maddie V, Bracknell
04/09/2012 at 11:05

Bracknell Branch ??? Makes it sound like a local bank

A Welshman in Bracknell
04/09/2012 at 09:25

@Tim_Jeff: This week will be a series of unexpected journeys, meeting new people and facing difficult challenges. Yes, you’re going to jail.

Timothy Jefferies
03/09/2012 at 15:04

Does this mean we can tweet plod back?

Ok then - next time I'm in Sainsburys and I see PC Foot I'll tweet him that he's looking like he should get out on 'foot' more often, rather than leaving an ever larger indentation in the driver's seat of the carrier he's obviously become attached to.