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The redevelopment of Mount Browne is a key priority of the Surrey Estates Strategy and is the enabler to unlock a number of wider initiatives across the County. The overarching Estates Strategy, and importantly this project, will not only contribute to the health, safety, and wellbeing of staff but also provide the Force with the capability to effectively train, develop, and resource officers throughout their career serving the public.
"Our estate and the way we work will be transformed. Modern, efficient, and flexible working environments will reduce costs, promote operational effectiveness, enhance conditions for our staff and enable more agile and collaborative ways of working supported by modern technology and a culture of trust. Through this our staff will be empowered to be the best they can be, acting with pride, professionalism, confidence and creativity to keep our communities safe and feeling safe."
Lisa Townsend, Police and Crime Commissioner
Seven key objectives underpin our strategy:
We held a consultation event on Saturday 29 July 2023 for the properties located in a 2.5km radius of Mount Browne who are likely to see an impact from the proposed plans. Feedback from this consultation was fed into our wider plans, and we submitted our formal planning application in early April.