Officer left with smashed legs and punctured lungs says he would have been far worse off under Winsor's recommendations. • A roads policing officer who has spent the past two years recovering after being injured in a horrifying collision on duty has dismissed the Winsor II proposals on restricted duties as unfair. PC Gareth Rees, o

The murder of Angela Hoyt by her former partner could not have been foreseen by officers, the IPCC has said. • Officers that dealt with the case of a woman who was being harassed by her former partner before he killed her, acted appropriately the IPCC has said. Hertfordshire Police’s response to Angela Hoyt’s complaint of h

Police Authority announce names in their annual Safer Neighbourhood Awards 2012. • Hertfordshire Police Authority has named the shortlisted candidates for the annual Safer Neighbourhood Awards 2012 in the Special Constabulary category. Five Specials have been invited to the ceremony at Hertford’s County Hall in May, where the overall cou

Officers and staff from forces across the UK take part in London Marathon – including Surrey Police's ice hockey team and a Suffolk officer running for the first time. • Police officers and staff from across the UK have raised thousands of pounds for good causes after swapping their uniforms for running kit to take part in this year&rsqu

Hertfordshire specials get new tool to tackle rural crime. • A team of Specials in East Herts are to get a boost to their patrol power thanks to Honda (UK) and one of its authorised dealers, Taylors Tools in Kings Langley. At a Barn Meet in East Herts in December, local farmers discussed with police the possibility of using a quad bik