FOLLOWING the death of HRH The Duke of Edinburgh, Thames Valley Police's (TVP) Museum Curator has been looking back through the TVP archives at past events attended by the Royal Family.
TVP explained it has "a long and proud association with the Royal family and have had the privilege to protect and serve both Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh while in residence at Windsor Castle".
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The force has been involved in many of their public engagements as well as Royal events, from the annual Windsor Garter Ceremony, to State Visits, to Her Majesty’s 90th birthday and more recently the Royal Weddings.
All pictures are from Thames Valley Police.
HRH the Duke of Edinburgh visit to Sandhurst. Credit: TVP
HRH the Duke of Edinburgh visit to Sandhurst. Credit: TVP
HRH the Duke of Edinburgh greeted by the Lord Mayor of Oxford. Credit: TVP
HRH the Duke of Edingburgh greeted by the Chief Constable for Oxford City 1958. Credit: TVP
The Queen and HRH the Duke of Edinburgh arrive to lay foundation stone at St Catherines 1960. Credit: TVP
The Queen and HRH the Duke of Edinburgh meeting Chief Constable Thornton on a visit to Royal Ascot. Credit: TVP
The Queen and HRH the Duke of Edingburgh greeted by Chancellor McMillan and PC Lock 1976. Credit: TVP
Visit from the Queen to police forces 1954. Credit: TVP
Visit to Reading 1957. Credit: TVP
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