HomeCardigan Town Neighbourhood Policing Team
Local Priorities
- Anti-social behaviour in Maesglas / Felin Ban areas
- Illegal cycling
- Dog fouling / littering
What We Have Done
- Anti-social behaviour
Increased patrols have been conducted in areas such as Maesglas / Felin Ban. A number of people have been referred to the Anti-social Behaviour Co-ordinator for Ceredigion, which has resulted in warning letters being issued. Seizures of alcohol have been made from underage people, and a number of youths have been arrested for various public order offences. - Illegal cycling
A number of verbal warnings have been given to people - if they are seen in similar circumstances again, then they may be reported or dealt with by fixed penalty notices for any offences committed. - Dog fouling
Joint patrols have been undertaken with the County Council community warden to try and detect offences, but also advise dog owners. - Anti-social behaviour - North Road
Identified as mainly local school children gathering before school. Area patrolled regularly, and school visited by police for message to be reinforced to pupils.
Who's Who
Sergeant Alison Rees
Collar Number: 843
Sergeant Alison Rees was born and brought up in Pembrokeshire. She joined Avon and Somerset Constabulary in 1986 and spent 8 years policing in Bristol before transferring "home" to Dyfed -Powys in 1994. On return to the area she was stationed at Cardigan Police Station, and has served there both as a PC and then Sergeant. In January 2007 she joined the Neighbourhood Policing Team, with responsibility for supervising the team in the Mid and South Ceredigion area.
PC Huw Thomas
Collar Number: 266
PC Huw Thomas has been part of the Neighbourhood Policing Team for Cardigan Town since 2006. He joined Dyfed-Powys Police in 1987 and during that time has served in different stations within the Powys, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion divisions, working in Ceredigion for the past eight years. He has worked in various departments and specialist roles including CID, Tutor Constable, Public Order (PSU), House to House Investigations, Evidence Gatherer and Child Witness Interviewer trained. He spends most of his spare time with his children, he also enjoys sports and is a classic car enthusiast.
Contact the Team
CardiganNPT@dyfed-powys.pnn.police.uk
This email address is for Neighbourhood Policing issues only. For all other enquiries please use ContactCentre@dyfed-powys.pnn.police.uk
Telephone 101 (01267 222020 outside Dyfed-Powys)
If you know who you want to speak to at a station, ask for them by name and station and staff will check for you and connect you if they are available, or take a message. In case of emergency you should phone 999.
Police Stations
How You Can Take Action
Attend neighbourhood policing meetings, report crime and anti-social behaviour, join in community activities and Neighbourhood Watch, and visit your local council for information on community safety schemes in your area.
Neighbourhood Meetings
Discuss community issues with your Neighbourhood Policing Team and have the chance to influence their priorities.
Childrens Integrated Centre, Cardigan (by the swimming pool) at 2pm on 15/09/10
Surgeries
Speak with your local police in confidence.
To be held on the last Wednesday of every month:
- 10 – 11am in the south part of town alternating each month between Ridgeway and Golwg Y Castell
- 12 – 1pm in the town centre
- 2 – 3pm in the north part of town alternating each month between Maesglas and North Park
