Your voice is at the heart of the new Police and Crime Plan

Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, has shared her new blueprint for policing in the county between 2025 and 2028.

The Plan reflects the priorities of Surrey residents, as well as the views of businesses, victims’ services and experts in crime reduction.

Surrey Police is one of the fastest-improving forces in the country. The Plan aims to keep building on this success.

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Commissioner welcomes police officer pay increase – but urges Government to commit to future funding

Increased pay for officers is welcome - but future funding must be guaranteed from the Government, Lisa Townsend said.

Plain-clothed officers join revellers in Epsom and Guildford for Operation Shield

Operation Shield has taken place in two Surrey towns during July as part of the county's Safer Streets Summer Initiative.

Deputy Commissioner honours first Surrey Constabulary officer to die in the line of duty

A service to commemorate 'Haslemere hero' Inspector William Donaldson has taken place on the 170th anniversary of his death.

Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend and Deputy PCC Ellie Vesey-Thompson with Keely Glithero and Sue Murphy from Catalyst Support to learn about their cuckooing service.

Funding local services

We support services aimed at making our communities safer, reducing re-offending and helping victims to cope and recover.

Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend sat with a member of Surrey Police contact staff

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