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Decision 016/2017 February Funding applications for the Community Safety Fund

2nd May 2017

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Decision 015/2017 Community Safety Fund Underspend

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Commissioner raises awareness over government alert that could expose “lifeline” secret phones
Two women sit beside each other. They are both wearing headsets and looking at a computer. The woman on the right, Commissioner Lisa Townsend, wears a yellow top. She is gazing intently at the computer screen. The woman on the right, who is in Surrey Police uniform and wears glasses, also looks at the screen. The image was taken at the Surrey Police contact centre in Guildford.

The alert will sound on phones at 3pm on Sunday, September 7, even if the phone has been set to silent.

Inside the Boots nerve centre where operators track Surrey’s shoplifters in real time
Two people stand and look at computer screens. One, a blonde woman in a green dress, is Commissioner Lisa Townsend. She stands next to a man in a suit, who wears a lanyard around his neck. A man is sitting at the computer with his back to the camera. In front of all three people pictured is a wall covered with screens, each of which shows CCTV images.

Lisa Townsend visited the Boots CCTV Monitoring Centre after a Surrey shoplifter was sentenced to two years in prison.

Six days without a report of crime: How police are ‘problem-solving’ offending in Woking town centre
The image shows PCSO Becca Bullock, Woking MP Will Forster, Dame Diana Johnson, Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, and Woking Borough Commander Inspector Ed Lyons standing in Woking town centre. Everyone is looking forwards and smiling in the posed shot.

A data-led crackdown on criminality in Woking town centre has resulted in six consecutive days without a reported crime.

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