Have your say on crime and policing in your community
Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, Chief Constable Tim De Meyer and Borough Commanders have announced the return of Policing Your Community.
A series of 12 in-person and online events will take place at venues across the county from May.
Surrey residents are invited to learn more about policing in Surrey and have their say on the issues that concern them.
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Have your say on crime and policing where you live as the Policing Your Community roadshow returns
A total of 12 Policing Your Community events will take place in each of Surrey's 11 boroughs, as well as online.
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A Channel 5 TV show filmed a Surrey Police investigation into an organised criminal group targeting supermarkets.
Deputy Commissioner says Forcer Protocol to find missing veterans is “fundamentally the right thing” for Surrey
The Forcer Protocol, which has launched in Surrey, aims to ensure missing veterans can be quickly found by police officers.
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