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

ALT Poster that provides information on tonight's Policing your Community event in Ash. The poster shows the back of a female police officer in uniform and to the right of her are details of the event written down with a QR code to click to register your attendance.

ALT Image shows explosives detection dog Kika who is brown and white with her front paws up into a medium sized brown cardboard box full of used tennis balls. Her back paws are still on the ground. You can see other people's feet beside the box showing that people are watching her excitedly check out the box of tennis balls.

ALT Image shows PC Lucy Lucking kneeling down on a lawn in the sunshine with trees in the background smiling to camera whilst holding explosives detection dog, Kika in a posed fashion. Kika, who is also facing camera, has a used yellow tennis ball in her mouth. Lucy is wearing police uniform and Kika has brown and white fur.

ALT A posed shot of 4 adults facing camera and smiling on the Chief Constable's lawn at Police HQ in Guildford. From left to right as looking at image, there is Commissioner Lisa Townsend who is a blonde short haired lady. She is wearing cropped cream tapered trousers and a light blue long sleeved top. Next to her is PC Lucy Lucking who is wearing full police uniform. Then beside her is Kika the brown and white haired explosives detection dog who has a tennis ball in her mouth. Then, from Kika, is Paula who is wearing a dark long sleeved green top and black trousers with a lanyard around her neck, and finally a tall man is beside her wearing light stonewash jeans and a black tee shirt with a lanyard around his neck. In front of them on the lawn is around 15 tennis balls on the grass.

ALT Image shows Commissioner Lisa Townsend in blue jeans and a white top from behind chatting with BBC Surrey radio presenter James Cannon on his stick microphone live on the radio. They are standing at the back of a radio satellite van which is open showing technical equipment. In front of them are two purple BBC Radio Surrey deck chairs.

ALT Image shows a mid shot in profile of Commissioner Lisa Townsend in a white top chatting with BBC Surrey radio presenter James Cannon on his stick microphone live on the radio. James Cannon is wearing a purple branded Radio Surrey tee-shirt They are standing at the back of a radio satellite van which is open showing technical equipment. Lisa is smiling broadly.

ALT Image shows Lisa Townsend who is wearing a white top and blue jeans looking at a vibrantly coloured wall mural that is depicting the history of Epsom. She is standing beside a fair haired lady with glasses who is from the Epsom Bid team and also Helen Maguire MP who is wearing a white blazer and cropped stone coloured capri pants. The three ladies are looking together at the colourful mural

ALT Image shows Lisa Townsend who is wearing a white top and blue jeans standing beside a fair haired lady with glasses who is from the Epsom Bid team and also Helen Maguire MP who is wearing a white blazer and cropped stone coloured capri pants. All three ladies are standing in front of the new vibrantly coloured wall mural in a posed fashion in Epsom Square and are smiling broadly to camera.

ALT Blue graphic slide with white font writing that says that Commissioner Lisa Townsend, Surrey Police Chief Constable and your Borough Commander will be at each policing your community event. Beside the text is a picture of the back of a uniformed female police officer wearing an earpiece