The Commitment

The Commissioner is committed to tackling all forms of violence against women and girls and her office is working closely with Surrey Police, partner agencies and local charities to shine a spotlight on the inappropriate behaviours of some men, to hold perpetrators firmly to account for their actions and to ensure the best possible support is in place for victims of these horrific crimes.

We make data available as quickly as possible, but subsequent verification may result in updates. For further information or to support interpretation of the data, please contact surreypcc@surrey.police.uk

Perception of safety after dark for female respondents

Info: The Joint Neighbourhood Survey asks respondents to consider how safe they feel after dark. The chart shows the percentage of female respondents that say they feel 'very safe' or 'fairly safe' after dark.

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Serial Domestic Abuse Perpetrators

Info: Surrey monitors the volume of serial domestic abuse perpetrators. This has been defined as the volume of repeat offenders that have committed offences against two or more victims over the last three years.

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Violent Domestic Abuse Volume

Info: The above data shows total volume of reported crime, regardless of the sex of the alledged perpetrator or complainant.

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Violent Domestic Abuse Solved Outcome Rate

Comparison: Data published by the Home Office for the financial year 2024/25 shows a national average solved outcome rate of 7.0% for this crime type.

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Overall Domestic Abuse Satisfaction

Info: This data is collected from in-house telephone-based interviews with victims of domestic abuse. This work is undertaken by highly experienced staff with extensive experience of supporting domestic abuse victims and ensuring appropriate safeguarding procedures are in place.

Note: Surrey Police have changed research providers, and we are in the process of rebuilding the dataset to fit the new schema. As a result, the information shown here may not be fully up to date.

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Serious Sexual Offences Volume

Info: The above data shows total volume of reported crime, regardless of the sex of the alledged perpetrator or complainant.

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Serious Sexual Offences Solved Outcome Rate

Comparison: Data published by the Home Office for the financial year 2024/25 shows a national average solved outcome rate of 4.2% for this crime type.

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Stalking & Coercive and Controlling Behaviour Volume

Info: The above data shows total volume of reported crime, regardless of the sex of the alledged perpetrator or complainant.

Additional Context: Surrey Police has recently introduced a new coercive and controlling behaviour protocol that better captures incidents of this crime. This is reflected in the above data and is seen as a positive step towards properly recognising the harm that such behaviour causes and ensuring victims are properly supported.

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Stalking & Coercive and Controlling Behaviour Solved Outcome Rate

Partial Comparison: Data published by the Home Office for the financial year 2024/25 shows a national average solved outcome rate of 4.1% for Stalking & Harrassment.

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Child Abuse Volume

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Child Abuse Solved Outcome Rate

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Activity & Progress

Police & Crime Plan Activities

Green Amber Red

Owner	Activity	RAG
OPCC	Ensure survivor voices remain central to the OPCC’s work by embedding their feedback, engagement, and complaints into policy development, commissioning, and strategy. Develop mechanisms to share these insights with Surrey Police, driving informed decisions and enhancing service delivery.	Amber
OPCC	Assess the needs of families of perpetrators of sexual violence and other forms of ‘hidden victimhood’ to understand their experiences and challenges. Evaluate existing support services for these individuals to determine effectiveness and identify opportunities to enhance and expand provisions, including considering their formal recognition as victims.	Green
OPCC	Enhance scrutiny of internal support mechanisms for officers and staff supporting VAWG, including portfolio leads, focusing on measures to address burnout, improve well-being, and reduce turnover.	Green
OPCC	We will seek to prevent victimisation by working with partners and communities to identify priority projects, learning from successful initiatives to maintain their legacy.	Green
Joint	Maintain a relentless focus on perpetrators, providing opportunities for positive behaviour change through commissioned interventions where appropriate, while bringing more offenders to justice.	Green
Joint	Strengthen relationships between VAWG organisations and the police by improving access to decision-makers, fostering collaboration, and ensuring regular communication to rebuild trust and partnership effectiveness.	Red
Joint	Explore opportunities for investment in intelligence for VAWG crimes, leveraging innovative processes like those used to track and predict other types of crime, to improve prevention and response efforts.	Green
Joint	Seek to prevent victimisation by working with partners and communities to identify priority projects, learning from successful initiatives to maintain their legacy.	Green
Surrey Police	Engage with the Operation Soteria Bluestone Knowledge Hub Group (a collaboration between academics and police officers to improve how the UK responds to rape and serious sexual assault) utilising its resources, national network, and best practice sharing to enhance officer training, improve victim support, and develop innovative solutions to tackle VAWG effectively.	Amber
Surrey Police	Ensure mentors reinforce the positive, victim-centred approaches covered during officer training, in line with the force’s commitment to tackling VAWG.	Green
Surrey Police	Build public confidence in the police’s ability to investigate violence against women and girls, while empowering all officers and staff to challenge and report inappropriate behaviour among colleagues.	Green
Surrey Police	Continue to strengthen its approach to police-perpetrated domestic abuse and VAWG. Regular oversight meetings will track progress and review cases to ensure survivors’ voices are heard, driving accountability and learning across the Force.	Amber