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Thursday, 5 February 2026

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The Bucks return to the SEAH Stadium on Tuesday, 10th February 2026, when Hereford FC are our visitors. Whilst the team will be aiming to make the most of their opportunities, we hope supporters will do the same by accepting an invitation from West Mercia Police to take part in an initiative to engage with them on a variety of subjects. Scheduled between 18:30 and 19:00, so you won’t miss any of the game, two WMP officers, one male and one female, will be conducting a walk and talk session from the SEAH Stadium and then back in time for the big match build-up. The aim is to enable supporters to engage with officers and raise any concerns they may have in a setting where they feel more at ease. The sessions are for everyone, but are targeted towards female supporters and will aim to address any concerns they may have around violence towards women and girls. However, WMP stresses that supporters should feel free to attend and discuss any matters that concern them. With the walk being through the surrounding area of the stadium, it’s an ideal opportunity to mention ‘that thing’ that’s been bothering you about the local environment, one that, when addressed, could improve your feelings of safety and security about visiting the place we call home. It’s hoped that the success of this initiative can make it something that happens regularly, strengthening relationships between:
  • Our supporters
  • Our club
  • Our neighbours
  • Our local police
WMP officers will be on site outside The West Stand at 6:30 pm on Tuesday, and they’ll be ready to speak, listen, and engage with you, so why not take the opportunity?

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