Drug dealing, vehicle crime and burglary all discussed during North Herts District Day
Deputy PCC Lewis Cocking visited the district on Wednesday (July 19th) to see what is being done to address issues causing concerns for local residents.
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Deputy PCC Lewis Cocking visited the district on Wednesday (July 19th) to see what is being done to address issues causing concerns for local residents.
Vacancies at the new Chrysalis Centre include Director of Operations, Case Workers, Case Coordinators and Administrators.
The Hertfordshire Domestic Abuse and Violence Against Women and Girls partnership have launched a new county-wide Community Outreach Service, dedicated to supporting people subjected to domestic abuse in Hertfordshire.
Hertfordshire Constabulary’s headquarters site is to undergo major redevelopment to boost further frontline policing services in the county.
Thirty-five police officers, the largest cohort of recent years, were formally welcomed to Hertfordshire Constabulary at their passing out parade this month.
Hertfordshire's Independent Business Advisory Group (IBAG) is running a free online event to show businesses the latest technology criminals are using and how to combat it.
Under ESP, businesses work with Hertfordshire Constabulary to offer their employees time off to volunteer as Special Constables.
Watford’s new police station, vehicle crime and street robbery were all discussed when Lewis Cocking Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner visited the town.
Local businesses are being advised how to report and protect themselves from Serious and Organised Crime Groups which are operating across the county.
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.