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Campaign site for Tim Starkey (Labour and Co-operative Party — Thames Valley Police), scraped April 2025, audited September 2026.

Tim Starkey

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URLs responding — Tim Starkey's recorded URLs returned successful HTTP responses at the 2026-09-07 audit. This does not establish that campaign content survived.

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  1. Apr 2025scraped
  2. Sep 2026audited
  3. PendingSepolia

Before and after

April site-wide text vs the 2026-09-21 homepage fetch of https://timstarkeylabour.wordpress.com: 32 sentences still present, 208 no longer found, 18 new. These are candidates for review, not proof a sentence was withdrawn.The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page. A missing sentence is not matched to a replacement.

The snapshot lists 5 of 208 sentences that were not found. The rest are counted, not quoted here.

Before · April 2025

Whilst there have been recent increases, just a year ago community policing had been decimated to a point that there were only about 150 police officers across 108 Neighbourhood “teams” in Thames Valley b) an overhaul of the vetting and misconduct procedures so that victims of domestic abuse or sexu

crime

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://timstarkeylabour.wordpress.com

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

Thames Valley was one of only 2 police areas in the country to see an increase in road traffic incidents last year. - Stopping the surge in shoplifting (up 37% in the last year) by working with businesses to identify prolific offenders and ban them from crime hotspots. - Working with our thriving lo

crime

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://timstarkeylabour.wordpress.com

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

They can be made more effective by: - Sometimes working alongside neighbourhood officers using speed guns so that passing motorists can’t assume they are only at risk of a warning letter if speeding. - Getting letters out to speeding motorists faster, it currently often takes 6 weeks. - Follow the W

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://timstarkeylabour.wordpress.com

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

Over the last few months I have been travelling widely across Thames Valley, listening to residents’ concerns over the lack of visible, neighbourhood policing, road safety, the surge in shoplifting, knife crime, the explosion of internet fraud and improving the response of the criminal justice syste

crime

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://timstarkeylabour.wordpress.com

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

Before · April 2025

Here are 5 actions Labour would take to tackle this: - Restore visible neighbourhood policing to deter thieves and reassure the public. - Work with businesses to identify and tackle crime “hotspots” and repeat offenders. - Introduce “respect orders” to ban prolific offenders from particular shopping

crime

After · 21 September 2026

Not found on the homepage fetch.

https://timstarkeylabour.wordpress.com

Gap: no replacement sentence is matched. The April text covers the whole scraped site; the later text is one homepage fetch. A sentence can be missing from that homepage and still exist on another page.

New on the later homepage, not matched to a removed sentence

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    Websites

    Respondinghttps://timstarkeylabour.wordpress.com

    What changedHTTP response recorded; inspect the candidate-name signal below

    • HTTP result: Responding (HTTP 200) at the 2026-09-07 audit
    • Candidate-name signal: surname matched in the response body (heuristic only)

    Source evidence and excerpts

    These are short excerpts from the April 2025 scrape, not the later wording and not complete archived pages. Original filenames identify the stored extracts. Browse the Campaign Lab source dataset ↗

    Scrape excerpts — April 2025 · 8 shown
    PageCharsOpening excerpt
    content_1.html8,947
    Hello,
Have just been reading Labour’s crime and justice manifesto in which it clearly states the plan to scrap PCCs.
Ca…
    content_14.html5,007
    Video of me in Woodley talking about shoplifting:
Shoplifting has soared by 25% in the last year, costing the UK around …
    content_2.html4,923
    1. Within policing overall, what are your priorities, if you are elected PCC? What are the resource implications?
My mis…
    content_12.html4,923
    1. Within policing overall, what are your priorities, if you are elected PCC? What are the resource implications?
My mis…
    content_4.html3,092
    I live with my family in Chalfont St Giles, Bucks. I have worked for the last 22 years as a barrister, both prosecuting …
    content_10.html2,780
    The starting point for taking over the role of Police and Crime Commissioner is to understand how well or badly Thames V…
    content_5.html2,021
    Despite the dedication of its hard working officers, TVP is under performing. Recently inspected, it ranked “inadequate”…
    content_3.html1,690
    [Press release Feb 2024]
Tim Starkey, Labour’s candidate in May’s election for a new Police and Crime Commissioner in Th…
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