Have your say on how much you’d be prepared to pay towards policing in Surrey

Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, is asking Surrey residents for their views on council tax.

A new consultation asks participants whether they’d be happy to pay just over £1 extra a month to support policing.

It comes as the Force, one of the fastest-improving in the country, celebrates successes across a range of crime types.

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The Commissioner is asking Surrey residents whether they'd be prepared to pay around £1 extra a month in council tax.

Retailers are feeling "demoralised, exhausted and, in some cases, frightened", the Police and Crime Commissioner said.

More than 100 retailers across Surrey have signed up to a new Responsible Retailer scheme that aims to cut knife crime.

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