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  • Hertfordshire PCC Jonathan Ash-Edwards

    Don't Make Women Pay for Prison Overcrowding

    Women are constantly told to change their behaviour to keep themselves safe. But the responsibility for protecting women cannot keep falling on women themselves. Prison overcrowding is a serious challenge, but it cannot come at the expense of victims of stalking, harassment, coercive control, domestic abuse and sexual offences. If someone poses a serious threat to women, our priority should be protecting them, not expecting women to change their plans and stay home. I’ve written about why the Government must rethink its Early Release Scheme and put the safety of victims first.

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    Published: 10:00 12/11/2026
  • Hertfordshire PCC Jonathan Ash-Edwards

    Hertfordshire PCC takes fight against police mergers to national stage warning it risks leaving rural communities behind

    Hertfordshire PCC takes fight against police mergers to national stage warning it risks leaving rural communities behind

    Hertfordshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Jonathan Ash-Edwards has warned that plans to replace local police forces with larger regional organisations risk leaving rural communities overlooked, while diverting billions of pounds away from frontline policing.

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    Published: 00:00 06/11/2026
  • Hertfordshire PCC Jonathan Ash-Edwards

    Two new Live Facial Recognition vans boost crime-fighting capability in Hertfordshire

    Two new Live Facial Recognition vans boost crime-fighting capability in Hertfordshire

    Hertfordshire Constabulary has strengthened its Live Facial Recognition (LFR) capability with the introduction of two dedicated deployment vehicles, enhancing its ability to locate wanted offenders, support investigations and help keep communities safe.

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    Published: 16:00 27/10/2026
  • Hertfordshire PCC Jonathan Ash-Edwards

    Policing minister visits Hertfordshire to discuss new Respect Orders

    Policing minister visits Hertfordshire to discuss new Respect Orders

    Ahead of Respect Orders being introduced across England and Wales today (Monday 26 October), the policing minister visited Hertfordshire to hear how the new powers will help tackle persistent anti-social behaviour (ASB) and protect local communities.

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    Published: 11:00 26/10/2026
  • Hertfordshire PCC Jonathan Ash-Edwards

    Police and council tackling car park distraction thefts

    Police and council tackling car park distraction thefts

    Reports of distraction thefts have reduced after police and Hertsmere Borough Council worked together to tackle the issue.

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    Published: 06:00 08/10/2026
  • Hertfordshire PCC Jonathan Ash-Edwards

    Cash generated from seized and unclaimed property to be put back into Hertfordshire communities

    Cash generated from seized and unclaimed property to be put back into Hertfordshire communities

    Proceeds from the sale of seized and unclaimed property that cannot be returned to its owner is being turned into grants for local groups under a new scheme launched by Hertfordshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner.

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    Published: 17:00 01/10/2026
  • Hertfordshire PCC Jonathan Ash-Edwards

    PCC secures continuation of successful crime hotspot patrols after Government funding cut

    PCC secures continuation of successful crime hotspot patrols after Government funding cut

    Thousands of extra police patrol hours, hundreds of arrests and more than 100 weapons seized as Hertfordshire's hotspot policing programme continues thanks to local funding secured by the Police and Crime Commissioner.

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    Published: 00:00 22/09/2026

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