Crime prevention advice and local policing matters were discussed by residents with officers at a beat surgery in Welwyn.
PCSO Anne Devine, PC Liam Beaumont and PC Mitch Cartwright held a Welwyn Hatfield Safer Neighbourhood Team stall outside the Civic Centre in the village between 11am and 1pm on Sunday, May 21.
Welwyn residents were able to get crime prevention advice and speak to officers about any worries they had.
Free security devices such as purse bells were also available.
PCSO Anne Devine said: “We always enjoy meeting with residents face to face and I would like to thank everybody who came along to see us.
“It was useful hearing your views and I hope that you left the beat surgery feeling reassured.”
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To receive police messages about a range of topics including burglaries, scams and missing people in your local area, sign up to owl.co.uk/herts or download the ‘OWL crime alerts’ app from your app store.
You can use the community voice platform ‘echo’ to let Hertfordshire Constabulary know what you think they should be prioritising in your area.
Your feedback will help towards shaping local policing priorities, initiatives and campaigns.
Visit the following:
- Welwyn Hatfield North – bit.ly/police-whnorth (Welwyn West, Welwyn East, Haldens, Sherrards, Handside, Peartree and Panshanger).
- Welwyn Hatfield South – bit.ly/police-whsouth (Hollybush, Cuffley, Howlands, Northaw, Hatfield East, Hatfield South, Welham Green, Brookmans Park and Little Heath).
- Welwyn Hatfield West – bit.ly/police-whwest (Hatfield Villages, Hatfield Central, Hatfield South West and the University of Hertfordshire).
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