Inspector Steve Alison [2006] leads his cadets at the High Sheriff’s Justice Service.
St Albans cadets took part in the recent High Sheriff’s Justice Service. The service is held annually to recognise those who work or volunteer in law and order and the cadets were invited by High Sheriff
Suzy Harvey. Insp Steve Alison, who leads the St Albans and Harpenden Cadets, said: “Once again it as fantastic to be a part of this prestigious service and I would like to thank the High Sheriff for inviting us to attend.” Cadets welcomed the guests before escorting the procession from St Albans useum + Gallery to the cathedral. Police cadets are aged 13 to 18 and learn about police procedures and the law and work with officers at community events. To find out more about Hertfordshire’s volunteer police cadet programme, visit www.herts.police. uk/Information-andservices/ Get- nvolved/ Cadets/Cadets.
Photo. The cadets lined up behind (left to right) Insp Steve Alison, High Sheriff Suzy Harvey, Police and Crime Commissioner David Lloyd and Hertfordshire’s Chief Constable Charlie Hall.
Herts Advertiser ( Harpenden Edition); 28th November 2018