ALT Image shows two A4 Policing your Community posters side by side - they both have the back profile of a uniformed female police officer. Poster on the left says event is in Reigate and Banstead and says: Join Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, Deputy Chief Constable Mark McEwan, and your Borough Commander to discuss local policing. Calendar icon shows the event is on Tuesday 7th July 2026; Clock icon shows time of event is 6pm - 7.30pm and location of event is Carrington School, Noke Drive, Redhill; and QR code says to scan here to register. Poster on right has the Surrey Heath event details and says: Join Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, Deputy Chief Constable Mark McEwan, and your Borough Commander to discuss local policing. Calendar icon shows the event is on Thursday 9th July 2026; Clock icon shows time of event is 6pm - 7.30pm and location of event is at The Briars Centre, Briar Avenue, Lightwater; and QR code says to scan here to register.

ALT Image shows Commissioner Lisa Townsend - a woman with short blonde hair wearing a cream coloured woollen top with short sleeves and a shiny red skirt - looking towards the camera and standing with folded arms in front of a large wall mural that says 'Welcome to Surrey Police', 'Mount Browne - Headquarters'.

ALT Infographic in blue, pink and yellow font highlighting what ASB is, which agency deals with which type of ASB and a web link to further information on ASB and support

ALT Image shows Ellie Vesey Thompson, the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner - a blonde haired woman tied back in a ponytail and wearing a blue tee shirt with the writing 'Light the Lakes 2026' printed across the front - standing and facing camera at night time with a distant horizon behind her standing on top of a mountain in Lake district. She has her hands in the air and is holding pale blue illuminated chunky glow sticks above her head.

ALT Policing your community poster which shows the back profile of a uniformed police officer with hat and earpiece. The poster conveys details of the Tandridge district Policing your Community event. White text on a blue background says: Join Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, Chief Constable Tim De Meyer and your Borough Commander to discuss local policing. Calendar icon: Tuesday 30th June 2026. Clock icon: 6.15pm - 7.45pm. Locator icon: Hazelwood School and Nursery, Wolf's Hill, Oxted. Then a QR code to register at the bottom of the poster.

ALT Policing your Community promotional poster with a large 'POSTPONED' graphic spread across the front - The poster was advertising a community public meeting at St Anne's Catholic Primary School. The poster conveys the location of the event at St Anne's Catholic Primary School in Chertsey and that it is on Tuesday 23rd June 2026 at 18:00. The poster shows the back profile of a uniformed female police officer. The event is postponed.

ALT A Policing your Community event poster that shows the back shoulder of a female police officer in uniform with brown hair, wearing a hat and earpiece. To the right of the officer in white font on blue background, the text reads: 'Runnymede Policing your Community' - Join Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, Chief Constable Tim De Meyer and your Borough Commander to discuss local policing. Then a calendar icon which depicts that the event is on Tuesday 23rd June 2026; a clock icon to show that the event is on between 6pm and 7.30pm; and a map locator icon that says the address of the event at St Anne's Catholic Primary School, Free Prae Road, Chertsey. Then there is a QR code which can be scanned to log attendance at the event.

ALT An event poster that shows the back shoulder of a female police officer in uniform with brown hair, wearing a hat and ear piece. To the right of the officer in white font on a blue background, the text says: 'Woking Policing your Community' - Join Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, Chief Constable Tim De Meyer, and your Borough Commander to discuss local policing. Then a calendar icon which depicts that the event is on Tuesday 16th June 2026; a clock icon to show the event is on from 6pm to 7.30pm, and then a map locator icon which then says: Pyrford Village War memorial Hall, Coldharbour Road, Woking. Then there is a QR code which can be scanned to log attendance at the event.

ALT Image shows the Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend who is a blonde short-haired woman wearing a lemon coloured blouse and black slim cropped trousers standing in a small meeting room amongst 8 male and female year 9 students wearing the The Winston Churchill School uniform. This uniform is black trousers or skirt, white shirt, black blazer and red and black striped tie. Each student in the picture is holding up a small grey fabric mobile phone pouch in front of them.

ALT Image shows a poster to advertise the Policing your Community Event in Spelthorne Borough. The poster shows the back of a female police officer in uniform with hat with a comms earpiece. Beside this picture are the details of the event which is written in whote font on a blue background - it says that Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend will be there alongside Chief Constable Tim De Meyer and the Borough Commander. The poster confirms the date of event as Tuesday 9th June, time of event as 6pm to 7.30pm and location of event which is the Hazelwood Centre near Shepperton. there is a QR code at the bottom to click on to register a place at the event.

ALT Image shows white text on the blue branded Office of Police and Crime Commissioner background that says: 'To our valued ICVs, Thank you for your dedication, passion and professionalism. You play an essential part in ensuring the fair treatment of people in custody in our county. We sadly live in a time where public confidence in policing has been shaken. That is why your role has never been more important than it is today.' there is a Volunteers week logo in the top right hand corner of the image.

ALT An A4 sized poster that shows the back of a female police officer in uniform with earpiece and hat to the left of the image. To the right of the image of the police officer is white text on a blue background sharing the Policing your Community event details which will be hosted by the Police and Crime Commissioner, Chief Constable and Borough Commander. The text also shows that the event is happening on Wednesday 3rd June between 6pm and 7.30pm at St Clements Catholic Primary School in Epsom. There is a QR code at the bottom to reserve your spot.

ALT Image shows Commissioner Lisa Townsend who is a blonde, short haired woman standing to the left of the picture. She is looking straight at the camera with a serious face and is wearing a cream coloured short sleeved woollen top and red skirt. She is standing beside a large wall sign that says 'Welcome to Surrey Police', Mount Browne Headquarters. The text is surrounded by different policing images

ALT Image shows Surrey Police and Crime Commissioner in a yellow top holding a microphone standing in a hall behind a long trestle table. She is speaking to an audience where we can see the backs of some audience members. To her left is the Surrey Chief Constable Tim De Meyer who is in uniform reading some notes that are resting on the table. Behind Lisa is a very large screen that has her name and role on it

ALT PCC Lisa Townsend pictured together with the team from the Lucy Faithfull Foundation