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2020 Annual Policing Survey - please complete

By Mr Chris May Speldhurst Parish Council

Tuesday, 1 December 2020

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Matthew Scott, Kent’s Police and Crime Commissioner, has launched his 2020 Annual Policing Survey. This survey runs every year and gives residents the opportunity to have their say on what Kent Police’s priorities should be, how safe they feel, and their view on the allocation of finances.
The results are used to shape the priorities in the PCC’s Police and Crime Plan, which he holds the Chief Constable to account for delivering. Read what Commissioner Scott has to say below:

"PCCs are elected to fight crime, be a voice for residents and speak up for victims. The Annual Policing Survey is important because it leads to meaningful change. Burglary fell 13% last year and knife crime by a quarter - because more Officers and Staff were put in to these areas. And new PCSO taskforces, which will prevent crime and antisocial behaviour, will start soon.

Thanks to the work I have done with Kent Police since 2016, there are more Officers now than ever before, and with Government funding will grow even further. There is no doubt that this increase in officers and staff is Making Kent Safer."


The survey runs from 1st December until Tuesday 5th January at www.makingkentsafer.co.uk.

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Katie Neve - clerk@speldhurstparishcouncil.gov.uk

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  • 07760 769513

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