Deputy Chief Constable Mark McEwan joins Surrey Police
Surrey Police has officially welcomed our new Deputy Chief Constable Mark McEwan to our Force this week as he takes up the appointment from outgoing DCC Nev Kemp.
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Surrey Police has officially welcomed our new Deputy Chief Constable Mark McEwan to our Force this week as he takes up the appointment from outgoing DCC Nev Kemp.
Operation Phoenix returns to deliver strong results in Surrey’s latest action against rural crime
With victims of investment fraud in Surrey losing an average of £49k to investment fraud, so far this year, we are asking the public to be extra vigilant to scams when looking to invest.
Surrey Police is pleased to announce that Mark McEwan has been appointed as the next Deputy Chief Constable for Surrey.
Not a single crime was reported in Woking town centre for six days in a row this summer as police use data to ‘problem-solve’ offending.
On 9 July, Surrey Police conducted one of its largest ever multi-agency, roads policing operations, aimed at targeting criminal activity on the roads of Epsom and Ewell.
Surrey Police has launched a force wide campaign to stamp out street-based harassment against female runners.
Surrey Police have completed their 26th year policing The Derby at Epsom Downs.
His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue (HMICFRS) has today (Friday 30 May) published their report to the effectiveness of vetting, professional standards, and counter-corruption arrangements in Surrey Police.
More than 75 vehicles were stopped and five seized last weekend as part of our latest intensive action to combat rural crime across Surrey.