Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner, Lisa Townsend, and Member of Parliament for Guildford, Angela Richardson, have been working together to help keep Guildford residents safe and tackle violence against women and girls across the borough.
Following confirmation of her proposed council tax increase yesterday (Friday 2nd February 2024), Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey, Lisa Townsend, has thanked residents for their engagement, support, and views in completing her countywide survey on the topic.
On Sunday 11th June, the Amber Foundation are hosting Hike the Hill to raise funds for their work transforming young people’s lives. Walking a 10km route through the Surrey Hills, participants will climb to the top of Leith Hill, the highest point in Surrey at 294m above sea level.
The event will help raise funds for Amber’s work and will support bed spaces at their Farm Place site in Ockley. This location enables young people to transform their life with Amber’s support and takes them away from living on the street.
Lisa Townsend thanks Surrey communities for putting their faith in her as she marks two years as the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner.
Lisa stood for election on 6th May 2021, legally becoming Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey a week later, at midnight on Thursday 13th May. Soon after this she began developing her Police and Crime Plan for Surrey, which included conducting the widest ever public consultation the county has ever had for a Police and Crime Plan.
Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey, Lisa Townsend, has this morning welcomed confirmation that Surrey Police has exceeded its officer uplift target, according to official data released by the Home Office.
Surrey Police has today welcomed new Chief Constable, Tim De Meyer, who took his Oath of Office this morning at the force’s Mount Browne headquarters on his first day in post.
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner, Ellie Vesey-Thompson, recently joined residents from Egham Hythe and Pooley Green for a community meeting about crime and policing.
Lisa Townsend, Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner for Surrey, recently joined Mole Valley Conservatives for their Spring Association Dinner at Wootton House, Dorking.
