Library beat surgery returns on Friday
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Another beat surgery is being held at Hatfield Library this week for residents to meet officers from the local neighbourhood policing team.
PCSO Mark Randall and PCSO Shannon Payne will be at the library in White Lion Square between 11am and 1pm on Friday (26 May).
The beat surgeries have been running every two months since January and residents are encouraged to go along and share any views they have on local policing.
Residents can pick up free crime prevention devices such as purse bells at the surgeries too.
PCSO Randall said: “Beat surgeries give you an opportunity to share any worries you might have about local policing. Please come along and let us know if there is something you want to raise and we will do our best to help.
“We’ll be advising residents on how they can protect themselves from different types of crime so it is certainly worth popping along to say hello.
“The beat surgeries have been well-attended so far and we are looking forward to meeting with more residents on Friday.”
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