Your voice is at the heart of the Police and Crime Plan
Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend has shared her blueprint for policing int he county between 2025 and 2028.
The plan reflects the priorities of Surrey residents as well as 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 those successes.
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Latest News
“No matter how dark the moment, they are not forgotten” – Deputy Commissioner promotes the Forcer Protocol at ATC Pirbright
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Ellie Vesey-Thompson highlights the significance of the Forcer Protocol during this national time of remembrance.
“We are cracking down on this type of criminality” – Commissioner hails M25 operation to tackle rogue traders
Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend has hailed the success of another operation in the fight against rogue traders in Surrey, with over 80% of vehicle stops leading to prosecution in just one day.Â
“Tackling modern slavery requires collective action”: Deputy Commissioner marks anti-slavery day
Deputy Commissioner Ellie Vesey-Thompson explains how to spot the signs and report modern slavery to mark this year's anti-slavery day.
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