Library beat surgery returns on Friday
Another beat surgery is being held at Hatfield Library this week for residents to meet officers from the local neighbourhood policing team.
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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.
As part of the national week of action around knife crime, officers from the Stevenage Safer Neighbourhood Team have been visiting primary schools in the town, to help educate children about the dangers of carrying a knife.
Police issued three traffic offence reports this morning (Tuesday 23 May) during a speeding operation in Welwyn Garden City.
Officers from the Welwyn Hatfield Safer Neighbourhood Team hosted a successful beat surgery in Welwyn village yesterday (Sunday 21 May).
Drivers are being advised to make sure their cars and vans are secure following an increase in vehicle thefts around the county.
The first in a series of new ‘Walk and Talk’ events took place in Sawbridgeworth on Thursday (11 May).
Local police joined the crowds attending the popular Welwyn Garden City World Food Festival this weekend.
Hertfordshire Constabulary is shining the spotlight on its Mental Health and Policing Unit in support of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW), which starts today (Monday 15 May).
Around 50 people from the local community including farmers, landowners and members of farming associations attended a barn meet held at Hill End Farm on the Hatfield House estate.
The Hertsmere Safer Neighbourhood Team will be out and about across the borough during the week ahead to support the county-wide knife amnesty.