Latest News And Witness Appeals for Guildford
03/09/2010 Police organise army assault course day for youths from the Ash area
Submitted: 03/09/2010 11:47:36
Youths from Ash and Ash Vale were able to try out being a G I Joe or G I Jane for the day thanks to the efforts of their local Safer Neighbourhood Teams.
03/09/2010 Man charged with causing grievous bodily harm following assault in Ash Vale
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A 22-year-old man was charged yesterday (1 September) following an assault in Ash Vale in May where half a man’s ear was bitten off.
03/09/2010 Police warn residents to be vigilant following possible distraction burglary
Surrey Police is warning Guildford residents to be on their guard after an elderly woman had her purse stolen shortly after being visited by someone claiming to be from the now defunct ‘Guildford Times’.
Recent News Stories
- 17/08/2010 Cycle thefts highlighted as top concern at panel meeting
- 13/08/2010 Police urge cyclists to record details of their bikes
- 13/08/2010 Guildford residents advised to be alert to suspicious callers following distraction offence
- 13/08/2010 Police volunteers play an important role in targeting travelling criminals
- 30/07/2010 Police hold successful Guildford Borough Day
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Witness Appeals
- 13/08/2010 Did you see a serious assault in Bedford Road at the weekend?
- 26/07/2010 Police appeal for witnesses following an incident of arson outside Guildford Cathedral
- 14/07/2010 Police appeal for information following theft at National Trust property
- 14/07/2010 Police appeal for witnesses following collision on B3000
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Useful links for Guildford
Crimestoppers
If you have any information about a crime and don't want to leave your name you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
BBC Crimewatch
Visit the BBC Crimewatch website with specific cases for Surrey, Crimewatch in Surrey. This collates all the Surrey appeals and is updated every time they feature a new case or remove one. The appeal pages let people watch the reconstructions again and CCTV footage.