Police and Crime Commissioners are elected every four years. The next election is due to take place in 2028.
The last election was in May 2024. Your Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey is Lisa Townsend.
For more information on upcoming elections please visit the Electoral Commission website.
To register to vote, please contact your local Surrey borough or district.
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Commissioner welcomes tough sentences for activists who blocked M25
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The Commissioner said substantial jail terms given to five members of the Just Stop Oil group should act as a deterrent to others.
Great-gran, 93, and woman forced to sleep on kitchen floor are among “hidden” Surrey victims of cuckooing
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Surrey's Police and Crime Commissioner has met with experts at a service dedicated to supporting "hidden" victims of exploitation.
Commissioner says “We are listening”, as residents share views on anti-social behaviour
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Residents revealed that littering, speeding and fly-tipping were among the biggest issues in a survey about anti-social behaviour.