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Beware scammers targeting Christmas shoppers
At this time of year many people are starting their Christmas shopping, unfortunately fraudsters are also looking for opportunities to steal your money.
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Thought-provoking road safety lessons continue in East Herts
Sixth form students in Hertford have taken part in a thought-provoking road safety lesson, delivered by Hertfordshire Constabulary.
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Patrols to tackle road safety on school run
The Welwyn Hatfield Neighbourhood Policing Team are carrying out patrols to tackle road safety on the school run in Woods Avenue, Hatfield.
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‘Scarecrow’ bikes to promote bike security
The Welwyn Hatfield Neighbourhood Policing Team have planted ‘scarecrow’ bikes in Hatfield in a bid to promote bike security.
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Six new recruits join Force Communications Room
Hertfordshire Constabulary welcomed six new communications operators who join a busy Force Communications Room (FCR), where they will be part of a team who respond to emergency and non-emergency calls, webchat and online crime reports around the clock 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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Arrest made in operation targeting Stevenage drug gang
Hertfordshire Constabulary has made an arrest during an operation targeting an organised crime group operating in the Stevenage area.
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East Herts man jailed for offences against woman
An East Herts man has been jailed for more than three years and handed an eight-year restraining order after admitting a string of violent offences against a woman.
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Hertfordshire to take part in national knife amnesty
Hertfordshire Constabulary will conduct a week of action to combat knife crime between Monday 11 and Sunday 17 November as part of Sceptre.
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Watford and Three Rivers Black History Month 2024
Throughout October, officers and staff in Watford and Three Rivers joined with partners and local communities to celebrate Black History Month and educate residents about hate crime.
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Taxi drivers encouraged to spot the signs
Closer working with Stevenage taxi drivers was one of the topics discussed when Senior Licensing Officer Gill Akroyd joined a recent taxi driver forum to share advice and information around ‘spotting the signs’ and reporting potential crimes.
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