Jonathan Joins Surrey MPs and Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner to Discuss Crime Concerns in Woking

Jonathan was pleased to join Surrey colleagues and join Lisa Townsend PCC at Surrey Police HQ, with the Chief Constable Tim De Meyer to discuss crime and policing in the county and in Woking.

Jonathan said "Tackling crime and anti-social behaviour remains a top priority of mine and I welcome the recent news that Surrey has 395 extra officers compared to 2019 as apart of the government's completed manifesto pledge to recruit an extra 20,000 police officers across the country".

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