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“Your reports matter”: Deputy Commissioner launches Rural Crime Forum with Surrey Police |
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THOSE who live and work in the Surrey countryside are invited to share their concerns on rural and wildlife crime at a new forum next month. The first Rural Crime Forum, hosted by Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Ellie Vesey-Thompson and Surrey Police leads, will take place at Busbridge Village Hall in Godalming on Monday, September 15. During the evening, members of the public will have the opportunity to talk to the team about the issues that most concern them. You can read the full story on the launch here. Ellie, who is on the board of the National Rural Crime Network, said: “I am often told that those impacted by rural crime feel there is little point in reporting. It is true that more must be done to tackle criminality impacting our countryside in Surrey. “But I hope that this forum will reassure residents that we do take rural crime seriously, and that their reports matter. “During the evening, those who attend will have the opportunity to speak to senior leaders from Surrey Police and hear more about the work that is going on in our countryside.” For more information, or to sign up, visit this link.
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