 A group of people who have shown great dedication in improving and promoting community spirit in their community have been honoured by Surrey Police. Over 120 nominations were received for the awards, launched by Surrey Police this year, in association with the University of Surrey, to celebrate the selfless and often courageous work carried out by individuals and groups in communities across Surrey. More »
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 "Ride safer, live longer" is the simple message for motorbike riders on Surrey's roads this summer as Surrey Police, Surrey County Council and Surrey Fire and Rescue Service run a major campaign to try to reduce the number of motorcyclists killed or injured on Surrey's roads. The campaign, the first of a series to promote the safety of motorcyclists on Surrey's roads, will run throughout the summer, featuring advertising on buses and a competition to win a track day at Brands Hatch.
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 Monday 19 May sees the start of a Home Office campaign supported by Surrey Police with the aim of ‘Tackling Drugs – Changing Lives’. National Tackling Drugs Week is a key national campaign with local agencies publicising their efforts to tackle drug issues. Surrey Police wants to increase public confidence in, and awareness of the work being done locally to respond to local drug priorities.
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The National Counter Terrorism Security Office (NaCTSO) is a
police unit providing a co-ordinating role for the police service
in regard to counter-terrorism and protective security. It provides
specialist advice regarding security of explosives, pathogens
and toxins as well as other toxic chemicals. NaCTSO also provides
guidance in relation to business
continuity and reducing oppotunities for terrorism through
environmental design. |
 In the current atmosphere of enhanced awareness about potential terrorist activity everyone has a role to play. If you think you have seen a person acting suspiciously, or if you see a vehicle, unattended package or bag which might be a threat, immediately move away and call 999. |
What can be done about gangs of youths hanging about on your street corner, an ex-partner who persists in sending offensive text messages? The answers to these and over 500 other questions that the police are most frequently asked by the public can now be found on the 
Advice on taking sensible precautions
