
Your voice is at the heart of the new Police and Crime Plan
Surrey’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, has shared her new blueprint for policing in the county between 2025 and 2028.
The Plan reflects the priorities of Surrey residents, as well as the views of businesses, victims’ services and experts in crime reduction.
Surrey Police is one of the fastest-improving forces in the country. The Plan aims to keep building on this success.
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Latest News
“Real results on the issues that matter to residents”: Commissioner’s data reveals 305 fewer burglaries in Surrey

Surrey Police's charging rate for burglaries has increased by 56 per cent in a year.
“We all have a part to play”: Deputy Commissioner shares modern slavery ‘red flags’

Surrey's Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner has shared 'red flags' that could mean someone is a modern slavery victim.
Commissioner unveils new mural on Epsom footpath highlighted as a concern by residents

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

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