Surrey Heath Partnership

The Surrey Heath Partnership brings together different parts of the public sector, as well as the business, community and voluntary sectors, to work together to benefit the Surrey Heath community.

Members of the Surrey Heath Partnership

The statutory members of the Surrey Heath Partnership (SHP) are:

  • Surrey Police
  • Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner
  • Surrey Fire and Rescue Service
  • Surrey County Council
  • Surrey Heath Borough Council
  • NHS Frimley ICB
  • Kent, Surrey & Sussex Probation Service

Non-Statutory members are:

  • Accent Housing
  • RMA Sandhurst
  • Surrey Heath Neighbourhood Watch
  • Voluntary Support North Surrey
  • Citizens Advice Surrey Heath
  • The Hope Hub
  • Camberley BID

Surrey Heath Partnership objectives and plan

Our active strategic partnership welcomes the community safety prevention board and our opportunity to work collaboratively at a district level to support local issues which are highlighted in our rolling annual plan 2025 to 26.

Safeguarding and health  Business Crime Shared policies and procedures 
To work locally to deliver a collaborative white ribbon Domestic Abuse. awareness campaign Nov 25 To update the CCTV service in Camberley town centre and to review the remote access CCTV-Service.   Anti-Burglary Campaign November 2025. To consult, review and update the existing PSPO in Surrey Heath by October 26.
Deliver a VAWG campaign based upon the latest need assessment, during the 16 days of action between 25 November and 12 December 2025. To share knowledge through additional training that is identified through membership meetings or feedback.  Delivery of a partnership intelligence awareness raising workshop for SH partners by June 2026. SHP to share agency information relating to operational changes from the Crime and Policing bill 2025.
Undertake all Domestic Abuse related death reviews action plans and to continue to follow good practice guidance. For the SHP To collaborate with the Camberley BID the Square and Atrium to facilitate a compliant radio communication system such as DISC by 31 December 2026. To promote the ASB Case Review service together with accessing help for ASB – July 2026. All members of the CHARMM and JAG to collaborate in all joint cases to reduce the risk to all parties.  
Deliver a Hate Crime social media campaign to increase awareness by March 2026. To build awareness of changing Counter Terrorism local profiles in sharing information and risk with Camberley BID and other local business groups.  Local Hotspot Policing initiatives as funding and trends allow, e.g. initiatives to provided young people with a safe place to meet.   To review membership in line with any changes brought about by Local Government Reviews that will be ongoing in 2025/26 ready for implementation for April 2027. 

Feedback

To tell us what you think our most important priorities are for local residents, communities and agencies to work together to address, please email communitysafety@surreyheath.gov.uk (link sends email).