Here you will find everything you need to know about the Partnership, and how it works to make sure Surrey Heath remains one of the safest boroughs in Surrey and in the country.

With overall crime levels staying well below the national average, Surrey Heath is one of the safest boroughs in England. Within Surrey itself, it ranks second safest out of 11 boroughs/districts for overall levels of crime, and the third safest in terms of rate of crime per 1,000 population. Part of the reason for this is successful partnership working between local agencies to identify problem areas, such as anti-social behaviour, violent crime and domestic burglary, and deal with them effectively.

The Safer Surrey Heath Partnership is committed to making Surrey Heath even safer - a safer place to live, work, and visit. The partners are Surrey Heath Borough Council, Surrey County Council, Surrey Fire and Rescue Service (a department of Surrey County Council), Surrey Police, Surrey Primary Care Trust (PCT) and Surrey Police Authority.

This website will keep you up-to-date with all the latest Partnership news, the Partnership Plan and other community safety activities.