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Police in Watford have secured a full closure order on an address in the town following multiple calls about criminal activity and anti-social behaviour at the property.
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If you live in the villages and hamlets around Hitchin, your local officers want to hear your views about how your communities are policed. They need to know what issues you think they should be focussing on for the next six months, as they are about to re-set the policing priorities for your area.
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Speeding, anti-social behaviour and safe parking around schools, are the key issues that the Royston Safer Neighbourhood Teams (SNT) will be focusing on over the coming months, following feedback from the local communities.
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Police in North Herts are warning the public to be on their guard following a series of distraction thefts in supermarket car parks in the area. In each case the victims were loading shopping into their vehicles or returning trolleys when the distraction took place.
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Hertfordshire Constabulary is offering residents free cybercrime advice sessions at St Albans Library on Wednesday 29 March.
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Do you know a young person in Hertfordshire who is looking for a new challenge or volunteering opportunity? If so, joining the Volunteer Police Cadet scheme could be the perfect option!
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Hertfordshire Constabulary has been carrying out a week of action ahead of Saturday’s (18 March) National Child Exploitation Awareness Day #CEADay23.
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While he’s always been our top dog, Hugo, one of our volunteer four legged friends is now a Crufts winner!
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Working to reduce the number of residential burglaries and the fear of being burgled in Radlett has been a local priority for the Safer Neighbourhood Team (SNT).
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A new panel, made up of members of the Black community in Hertfordshire, sat for the first time on Friday (10 March) to scrutinise and give feedback on policing in the county.