Surrey Heath Beat (Surrey Police)

18/06/2026

Can you assist our colleagues in Thames Valley Police with their enquiries following a serious collision on the A321, Marshall Road, near Laundry Lane on Sunday, 24 May? 🚨

🚨 Appeal for witnesses – Sandhurst 🚨

We're reappealing for witnesses following a serious injury collision on the A321, Marshall Road, near Laundry Lane.

🗓 Sunday 24 May
🕐 Around 12.15pm

A white Ford KA was involved in a collision with a pedestrian – a man in his 80s – who remains in hospital with serious injuries.
Officers are continuing their investigation and need your help.

📢 Were you in the area at the time?
📹 Do you have dashcam footage that could help?

Any information, no matter how small, could be vital.

📞 Call 101 or report online, quoting reference 43260257782

Please share to help us reach as many people as possible. 🙏

14/06/2026

Thank you to everyone who shared our appeal to help find missing Chloe. We're pleased to update that she's now been found.

We ask that you please remove any shares of our appeal in order to restore her privacy.

10/06/2026

Update: Kings Mews remains closed while nearby roads have now reopened.

⚠️ Update on the house fire in King Mews, off Frimley Green Road, Camberley:

The incident has been scaled back, and we now have two fire engines and an aerial ladder platform in attendance.

Whilst King Mews is still shut, the roads nearby have been reopened. Thank you.

10/06/2026

Officers remain at the scene assisting Surrey Fire and Rescue Service as they deal with the incident. Frimley Green Road is currently closed. Please avoid the area and follow any diversion signs in place.

⚠️We are currently in attendance at a house fire which has spread to neighbouring houses on Kings Mews, off Frimley Green Road in Camberley following a 999 call to us at 6.02am.

We have six fire engines, an aerial ladder platform and command unit in attendance. All people are accounted for.

Those who live nearby should close windows and doors. Please avoid the area.

09/06/2026

Would you like to know more about policing in your local area?

Join us at The Briars Centre, Briars Avenue, Lightwater on Thursday, 9 July, from 6pm to hear from Deputy Chief Constable Mark McEwan, Police and Crime Commissioner Lisa Townsend, and your local Borough Commander.

We’ll tell you how Surrey Police is policing your local community, and there will be an opportunity to raise any concerns or questions you may have.

More information and details on how to register can be found in the link in the comments below.

Can’t make it? Keep an eye out for more details of our online event in July.

08/06/2026

Local officer PC Wells will be at the St John Baptist church, Church Road, Windlesham this morning (8th June) between 9.00am to 10.00am. Come down to meet him and discuss any issues you have in your area.

The 'meet the beat' also planned for later this morning in Bagshot High St has unfortunately been cancelled and a further date will be confirmed.

06/06/2026

Huge thank you to Old Valley End School for having us at your School Village Fête today 😀

The kids absolutely loved hopping into the driver’s seat, testing out the siren, and firing all their brilliant questions at us. 🚓
Such a great day with an amazing community.

04/06/2026

PCSO 19163 Painter and PCSO 15823 Hill have been conducting patrols in Watchetts and St Michael's area.
A member of public has reported a male in a vehicle taking drugs, causing concerns of driving whilst under the influence.
With help from our four legged friend 🦮 and PC colleagues a thorough search has been conducted of the vehicle and male has been arrested for drug driving offences.

Thank you to the residents for continuing to report ongoing concerns in the community. PCSO 19163 Painter will also be holding a Meet the Beat at Watchmoor Nature Reserve on Saturday 6th June 2026 at 1500-1600.

03/06/2026

This year, Operation Replicate brought together police and partner agencies across Sussex, Surrey and neighbouring counties in a coordinated effort to tackle rogue traders and protect communities from doorstep crime. The aim was to prevent people from becoming victims, disrupt criminal behaviour, and protect those most at risk.

Rogue traders often target vulnerable people, such as older residents or those living alone. They go door‑to‑door offering services like roofing, driveway repairs or gardening, often claiming urgent work is needed and using pressure to secure quick agreement and large upfront payments. The work is often poor, incomplete or unnecessary.

Find out more in our monthly fraud newsletter in the link below 👇

01/06/2026

We have received two reports of number plate theft from vehicles parked in Frimley Lodge Park, Frimley Green in recent weeks.

The first occurred between 10am and 1.30pm on Monday, 4 May, with the second taking place yesterday (Sunday, 31 May), between 11am and 2.30pm.

Our investigations into both of these reports are ongoing and local officers are increasing visible patrols in the area.

Please report any suspicious behaviour to us via 101, online via our Suspicious Activity Portal. In an emergency, or if you see a crime taking place, call 999.