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Meetings and agendas

PCC’s Performance Meeting 19th December 2016 agenda and papers

20th December 2016

1. Performance Report against the Police and Crime Plan 2. Financial Report 3. HMIC – Preparedness for Management Standards 4. Pension Arrangements 5. Proceeds of Crime Act

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Notice of Meeting – Joint Audit Committee 13th December 2016

Latest News

“We all have a part to play”: Deputy Commissioner shares modern slavery ‘red flags’
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Ellie Vesey-Thompson, a blonde woman in a navy dress, stands in front of a window that bears a Surrey Police logo. She looks directly into the camera with a slight smile.

Surrey’s Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner has shared ‘red flags’ that could mean someone is a modern slavery victim.

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Commissioner unveils new mural on Epsom footpath highlighted as a concern by residents
The image shows a large group of people standing on a path in front of a low bridge. The bridge is painted in purples and blues. In front of the group is a ribbon, and one of the people in the image - Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend - has a pair of scissors in her hand. The group are looking into the camera and smiling.

The new artwork was created on a footpath where there have been reports of anti-social behaviour and robbery.

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“Fantastic news for residents”: Borough policing team solves 85 per cent of all shoplifting reports
Four people stand together facing the camera. All are smiling, and two are in Surrey Police uniform. On the left is Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Ellie Vesey-Thompson, a blonde woman in a dress. Beside her is Councillor Paul Woodward, who wears a blue top. Next in the line is Borough Commander Matt Walton, who wears police uniform. On the right of the photograph is T/Chief Superintendent Aimee Ramm, also in uniform.

A police team in Spelthorne is tackling retail crime head-on with an impressive success rate.

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