The Commitment

Policing today is complex, with officers tackling both visible crimes and those that remain hidden from public view. Some of the most devastating offences – such as domestic abuse, rape, sexual assault, and child sexual exploitation – often occur behind closed doors and must continue to be prioritised with the care, sensitivity, and focus they demand. At the same time, it is vital to ensure that streets and communities are safe, addressing the issues that affect people’s daily lives. The Chief Constable and the Police and Crime Commissioner remain committed to getting the fundamentals right – preventing crime, bringing offenders to justice swiftly, solving problems, and tackling the issues that matter most to residents.

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

Residential Burglary Volume

Info: The volume of residential burglary recorded has reduced significantly since COVID19 restrictions were introduced in April 2020.

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Residential Burglary Solved Outcome Rate

Comparison: Data published by the Home Office for the financial year 2024/25 shows a national average solved outcome rate of 4.7% for this crime type.

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Serious violence (Violence with injury) Volume

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Serious violence (Violence with injury) Solved Outcome Rate

Comparison: Data published by the Home Office for the financial year 2024/25 shows a national average solved outcome rate of 11.6% for this crime type.

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Knife Crime Volume

Info: National concern over the rise of knife crime has led to the development of a national system to help ensure the accurate recording of knife crime.

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Knife Crime Solved Outcome Rate

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Vehicle Crime Volume

Info: There are three main types of vehicle crime: Theft of a vehicle, theft from a vehicle and damage to a vehicle.

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Vehicle Crime Solved Outcome Rate

Comparison: Data published by the Home Office for the financial year 2024/25 shows a national average solved outcome rate of 2.4% for this crime type.

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Victim satisfaction for Anti-social behaviour

Additional Context: Surrey Police has recently adopted a new recording methodology for ASB satisfaction, which takes into account all incidents even when there has been no police involvement. This is reflected in the above data and the 'decline' in performance. We are reviewing how we present this data in the future to provide a clearer picture.

Info: From aggressive, noisy or abusive behaviour to neighbourhood disturbances involving drugs or animals, antisocial behaviour takes many forms.

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Activity & Progress

Police & Crime Plan Activities

Green Amber Red

Owner	Activity	RAG
OPCC	Ensure residents can easily track Surrey Police’s performance and progress against its public commitments by providing access to understandable data and clearly communicating achievements and challenges.	Green
OPCC	Provide ongoing opportunities for residents to provide input and feedback on policing priorities and performance, fostering stronger community engagement and trust.	Green
OPCC	Continue to work with partners to push for improvements in the wider criminal justice system, with a particular focus on reducing delays in cases getting to court.	Amber
Joint	Build upon data-driven, hotspot policing, with a renewed focus on collaborative problem-solving to address community safety issues and create lasting solutions.	Green
Joint	Enhance promotion of tools like the Suspicious Activity Portal and other intelligence-gathering methods to encourage community engagement and improved local data.	Green
Joint	Work with the government to implement the broader ambitions of its ‘Community Policing Guarantee’, ensuring these align with local needs and priorities.	Amber
Joint	Provide high-quality care and support for all victims of crime, seeking to reduce the impact of delays in the wider criminal justice system and ensuring their needs remain a priority throughout the process.	Amber
Surrey Police	Focus on pursuing all reasonable lines of enquiry, tackling anti-social behaviour and neighbourhood crime, enhancing investigative capabilities, and increasing charge rates as part of their commitment to delivering effective policing for the community.	Amber
Surrey Police	Ensure that every neighbourhood has a dedicated police officer or PCSO whose contact details are published and kept up to date. They will serve as a visible and accessible presence for residents and stakeholders.	Amber
Surrey Police	Enhance oversight of staff abstractions and turnover within local policing teams to better understand their impact on team stability and relationships within the local community.	Red