Safer Business Action Week – East Herts
Officers across East Herts joined forces with local partners for a national week of action last week, to help tackle business and retail crime.
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Officers across East Herts joined forces with local partners for a national week of action last week, to help tackle business and retail crime.
Officers in Welwyn Hatfield have been meeting with the business community as part of Safer Business Action Week.
Officers took part in Hatfield Library’s ‘Get Online’ initiative at their most recent beat surgery.
Officers across Hertsmere joined forces with local partners for a national week of action to help tackle business and retail crime.
Officers have joined together with Welwyn Hatfield Borough Council to support Hate Crime Awareness Week.
Over the upcoming Halloween and Bonfire Night period police will be carrying out extra patrols.
Students from secondary schools across Hertfordshire marked Hate Crime Awareness Week (HCAW) at a special educational event yesterday, Tuesday 15 October.
As part of Safer Business Action Week, officers from the Stevenage Neighbourhood Policing Team are continuing their work to prevent and reduce business related crime in the town with a focus on shoplifting.
In a display of international solidarity and partnership working, colleagues from Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, and Hertfordshire police forces joined officers from British Overseas Territories (BOT) to tackle violence against women and girls (VAWG).
A man was jailed for 18 years yesterday (Monday 14 October) after being convicted of serious sexual offences in Hertford.