Community safety

A new Comunity Safety Plan 2008-2011 has been published by the Tandridge Community Safety Partnership, made up of Tandridge District Council, Surrey County Council and Surrey Police. This new plan re-focuses the work to address new priorities, as well as build on the success of existing work.

The success of its delivery can only be achieved through the combined efforts of the whole community, working in partnership with the police and local councils to make Tandridge a safer place in which to live, work and travel.

A copy of the strategy is available by clicking on the following link. Community Safety Plan 2008-2011.

Please click here to find out more about the Housing Anti-Social Behaviour Policy and Procedures which covers council houses.

A copy of the East Surrey Domestic Abuse Contact Directory can be viewed by clicking on the following link Domestic Abuse East Surrey Contact Directory.

For advice and information on domestic abuse click here.

Left: The Partnership supplied cars for the four Police Community Support Officers.

Building Safer Communities
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