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Local Priorities

Llandysul Town:

1. Maintain high visibility patrols and regular police presence

What We Have Done

Llandysul Town:

• Parking - Llandysul
  Patrols in area and the issue of parking notices highlighting parking in particular areas for motorists causing unnecessary obstruction have been issued.  Patrols with the Traffic warden have been made and parking tickets have been issued where valid due to lines and signs being of poor quality including outside of the school and parking in the bus stop area in the town, numerous visits to the school to speak with motorists who park outside of the school and advice given. Resurfacing in Llandysul is due hopefully autumn 2009 whereby lines and signs should be replaced.  Continued patrols will be made and enforcement made where appropriate
• Speeding - Llandysul
  Roads policing unit have been informed and numerous fixed penalty notices have been issued in the Llandysul / Penrhiwllan areas which were highlighted as being an issue.  The neighbourhood policing team has conducted Read Your Speed initiatives in these and other areas with motorists being spoken to regarding their speeds.
• Anti-social behaviour on Youth Club Evenings / Bowls Club Area
  The youth club has been closed during the school holidays but high visible patrols have been made during youth club nights as well as the rest of the week/ weekends.  No issues have been raised concerning the youth club or in connection the bowls club which had been subject to damage in the past said to be connected to youth club evenings. Patrols have been made and attendance since it reopening after the school holidays and to date no issues.  At the last PACT meeting held on 12/10/09 residents who attended stated they had seen a big improvements on these evenings and themselves not being aware of any problems for some months and wish to thank the members at the youth club the youths and the neighbourhood policing team.

Who's Who

Inspector Ian Thomas

Collar Number: -

Inspector Ian Thomas is based in Cardigan. He has over twenty-four years service and been stationed in three of the four divisions of Dyfed Powys Police. He says "Ceredigion has an excellent community spirit and we intend to build upon this in order to deliver what the residents of South Ceredigion identify as their needs".

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 Dafydd Jones

Collar Number: 85

PC Dafydd Jones joined the Llandysul Neighbourhood Policing Team in October 2006. He was born and brought up in Cardigan. He joined the police in 1984 and was stationed in Llanelli for eleven years, alternating between Section work and Traffic. He then transferred to Ceredigion and has been stationed at Aberaeron, Lampeter Traffic Office, Aberystwyth Community Safety and Cardigan.

PCSO Heather Cave

Collar Number: 8044

PCSO Heather Cave has worked as a PCSO covering Cardigan Town, Cardigan rural and Llandysul, stationed at Cardigan Police station since January 2007. She worked previously for Ceredigion County Council’s Housing Dept as a liaison officer, and prior to that worked for Prism as a Criminal Justice project worker and Hospital Link coordinator. She grew up in north Pembrokeshire and was a pupil at Preseli school.

Contact the Team

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.

Crime Maps

For crime statistics for your local area, please see the Dyfed-Powys crime maps website