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Raise public’s awareness on how to report drug misuse

  • Quarter Bach
    Tuesday, March 12, 2013
    Wed 17 Apr 2013

    Drugs are prevalent in all of our communities. The community has identified this as a Priority for us as a local Policing Team.

    Members of the public can report anything they wish to us directly, by phone or by email.

    Another avenue to give information is to phone Crime Stoppers on 0800 555 111.

    During the month we will explore different avenues of trying to raise the community’s awareness and responsibilities to reporting drug misuse. We encourage anyone who has information which may assist in this Priority to contact us on 101, or contacting Crime stoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. Always phone 999 in an emergency.

    Anyone with information to help with this priority are encouraged to contact PCSO Craig Roderick at Ammanford Police station on 101 or e-mail us at AmmanTowyNPT@dyfed-powys.pnn.police.uk . Alternatively the Quarter Bach neighbourhood policing team hold beat surgeries in the cafe of the Black Mountain Centre in Upper Brynamman every Thursday between 12pm and 1pm or at the Clwb Bach, Ystradowen every Wednesday between 11am and 12pm.

     

    The neighbourhood policing team also holds Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) meetings in Black Mountain Centre, Brynamman every 2nd Tuesday of the month 6-7pm. (Please see our Events tab for further details).

    09/04/13 - Contact has been made with PC Julie Muckle (Drugs Officer) in order to promote a campaign called ‘Shop and Stop’. The aim of the campaign is to for people to shop offending in order to stop offending. Attendees of the PACT have been made aware of the option to report anonymously to Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111. People were reminded that they could report drug misuse to the Police which will be treated with the strictest of confidence.

Illegal Parking in the Quarter Bach ward

  • Quarter Bach
    Tuesday, April 9, 2013
    Wed 17 Apr 2013

    Complaints of vehicles parking on double yellow lines have been recieved in the Quarter bach ward. Contact has been made with Carmarthenshire County Council to request Civil Enforcement Officers patrol the area.

     

    Anyone with information to help with this priority are encouraged to contact PCSO Craig Roderick at Ammanford Police station on 101 or e-mail us at AmmanTowyNPT@dyfed-powys.pnn.police.uk . Alternatively the Quarter Bach neighbourhood policing team hold beat surgeries in the cafe of the Black Mountain Centre in Upper Brynamman every Thursday between 12pm and 1pm or at the Clwb Bach, Ystradowen every Wednesday between 11am and 12pm.

     

    The neighbourhood policing team also holds Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) meetings in Black Mountain Centre, Brynamman every 2nd Tuesday of the month 6-7pm. (Please see our Events tab for further details).

    09/04/13 – Updates to Follow

Littering and Dog fouling

  • Quarter Bach
    Tuesday, April 9, 2013
    Wed 17 Apr 2013

    Complaints of littering and dog fouling have been recieved in the Quarter Bach ward. Environmental Enforcement Officers have been informed and will patrol the area as part of their duties.

     

    Anyone with information to help with this priority are encouraged to contact PCSO Craig Roderick at Ammanford Police station on 101 or e-mail us at AmmanTowyNPT@dyfed-powys.pnn.police.uk . Alternatively the Quarter Bach neighbourhood policing team hold beat surgeries in the cafe of the Black Mountain Centre in Upper Brynamman every Thursday between 12pm and 1pm or at the Clwb Bach, Ystradowen every Wednesday between 11am and 12pm.

     

    The neighbourhood policing team also holds Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) meetings in Black Mountain Centre, Brynamman every 2nd Tuesday of the month 6-7pm. (Please see our Events tab for further details).

    09/04/13 - Updates to follow

Past Priorities

Sun, March 18, 2012

  • Ammanford Neighbourhood Policing Team hosted a Multi Cultural event at the main Hall in the Amman Valley Comprehensive School on the 4th March 2012. The event drew a very large crowd of over 350 visitors. The event was held to attract people in our Communities from different backgrounds to try and include people from the 7 strands of Diversity.

    One quote from a visitor '' This has been a long time coming''. '' I have never attended such an enjoyable successful event in this area and I am looking forward to the next one.''

    The event attracted the United Nations volunteer group who visit and carry out community work, agricultural work and environmental work in our areas. The group consisted of students from across the world. Japan, Russia, Germany, Holland, Greece, France and many more. We also had a large congregation from the Thai and Pilipino community, Welsh language groups, elderly, children, the guides, the blind, various associations, various religious groups and also the Chinese and Indian Communities.

    There was a range of entertainment and food sampling all donated free of charge available for the guests. The event also gave the public the opportunity to speak and get to know their representatives from the Neighbourhood Policing Team and give us their views on the areas they reside in.

    The event was opened by the Lady Mayor of Ammanford Irena Hopkins and the audience was also addressed by MP Jonathan Edwards. Present at the event was Paulo Piano, Senior Development Officer from the Llanelli Multicultural Network Project.

Sergeant Teresa Ross 810

  • Teresa Ross

    Sergeant Teresa Ross is a local resident from Ammanford and is married with four children. She joined Dyfed-Powys Police in 2000, where her first posting was to Carmarthen town. Teresa went on to work as a Detective Constable for three years, covering the Carmarthenshire area. She was promoted to Sergeant in January 2006 and is also qualified to Inspector level. Teresa is now the local Sergeant for the Ammanford Neighbourhood Policing Team and is looking forward to working closely with the communities in which she has lived and served as a police officer.

PC Stephen Morris 374

  • Stephen Morris

    PC Stephen Morris was born and bred in Tycroes, Ammanford. He joined the Police service in 2001 having served previously as a Special Constable for 5 years. He says, “Having lived in Tycroes for most of my life I feel that I have an in depth knowledge and understanding of what matters most to the local community. I have also enjoyed several years playing rugby for Llandybie, which has also enabled me to build a large network of key community contacts. My aim is to continue to work in partnership with other agencies to tackle the issues that matter most to our communities.”

Neighbourhood Meetings

  • PACT (Partnerships and Communities Together) Meetings, Second Tuesday each month.

    Partnerships and Communities Together (PACT) gives you the chance to influence local policing priorities in the area.

    The Black Mountain Centre, Cwmgarw Road
    Tuesday 11 June, 6:00pm

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