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Revellers urged to stay safe from possible sexual assault
Hertfordshire Mercury
|December 11, 2025
HERTFORDSHIRE
Constabulary has launched its annual seasonal safety campaign.Operation Advisory is all about keeping people safe while out and about as more people head to Christmas parties and enjoy a festive night out on the town.
Hertfordshire Constabulary said it wants to empower people to challenge unacceptable behaviour and will be sharing safety advice, as well reminding people about consent and highlighting resources such as Hollie Guard, the free personal safety app.
Detective Chief Inspector Gemma Badat, from the constabulary’s safeguarding command, said: "We want people to enjoy themselves safely over the festive season - Hertfordshire has a vibrant nightlife, and is a great and safe place for people to come to celebrate as we head into Christmas and the New Year.
"Sadly, we know there are a minority of people out there who may see this time of year as an excuse to forget normal standards of behaviour, but this is simply not acceptable.
This story is from the December 11, 2025 edition of Hertfordshire Mercury.
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