We request residents to read the following important advice.
Like most neighbourhoods, Wilders Close is a relatively safe and peaceful part of Surrey. However, in the age of information, it often helps to keep informed on local matters. We have selected a number of online services which can be helpful, and recommend you sign-up to ALL of them.
For up-to-the-minute alerts and live updates in the area, we recommend listening to BBC Radio Surrey as well as have a browse on SurreyLive (or its Facebook or Twitter/X pages) every so often.
In conjunction with Surrey Police, we strongly urge residents to sign-up to ‘In the know’ – for local alerts, crime updates, witness appeals, crime prevention advice and news, as well as register to receive instant updates from Neighbourhood Alerts.
Click here to contact the Surrey Police neighbourhood team for Wilders Close.
LATEST NEWS FROM SURREY POLICE
- Cases of hate crime have almost tripled in Surrey in past decade, data showsby surreylive@reachplc.com (David Dubas-Fisher) on 17th October 2026 at 06:00
Our interactive map shows how rates of hate crime in Surrey compare to the rest of the UK
- Date set for full inquest into deaths of three Staines boys and their fatherby surreylive@reachplc.com (Victoria Shipp) on 15th October 2026 at 16:00
The coroners court will hear evidence into the deaths of three young boys and their father in Staines
- Delivery bikes and drugs: Woking residents look forward to anti social behaviour crack downby surreylive@reachplc.com (Victoria Shipp) on 15th October 2026 at 13:42
Residents told us they have noticed anti social behaviour in the town centre
- Surrey village fire could have been started deliberately, say policeby surreylive@reachplc.com (Victoria Shipp) on 14th October 2026 at 15:40
Officers are appealing for witnesses following a blaze at Hatchetts Farm
