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Carmarthen West - Johnstown and Trinity

Late night alcohol related anti-social behaviour on College Road in the vicinity of Trinity St Davids University to Model School

  • Monday, June 6, 2011
    Wed 21 Dec 2011
    N/A

    20/12/2011 -

    • A number of High Visibility Patrols of the area to include Trinity University, College Road, Parcmaen and the surrounding areas.
    • Letters have been sent to all students via Trinity University to highlight the issues raised
    • Trinity University Students Union Bar are in the process of engaging with the Police by participating in the Behave Or Be Banned Scheme (BOBB), and a licensing check has been carried out by officers.
    • Comments made by residents within the above area in a recent meeting have been positive and there is evidence that ASB has reduced in the area, despite signs of improvement the Neighbourhood Policing Team will continue to monitor the situation during the coming months.

    05/10/11 -

    • Continued liaison with Trinity St Davids University with a number of talks carried out by Neighborhood Policing Team to students to remind them of their responsibilities whilst out in the community.
    • Attendance at Freshers Fair to introduce to new students, and make them aware of the issues raised by community members
    • Increased patrols to be carried out in the area during the peak times identified by community
    • Letter to be sent to all students via Trinity University to highlight the issues raised

    06/06/11 -

    • Liason with Trinity St Davids University regarding repair of perimeter boundary which local residents believe is problematic.
    • Increased patrols to be carried out in area during peak times identified by community members.
    • Liason with licensing officers from Dyfed Powys Police and Carmarthen County Council

Speeding vehicles on College Road and Jobs Well Road

  • Monday, June 6, 2011
    Wed 21 Dec 2011
    N/A

    20/12/2011 - Further speeding operations are planned over the coming months which will run parallel with the all Wales Drink Drive Campaign.

    5/10/11 - Speeding checks have been conducted in the area with the following results
     
    Jobs Well Road: 2 reported for speed awareness programme & 1 fixed penalty notice issued
     
    Further Liaison with Highways Department, Carmarthen County Council regarding introduction of traffic calming measures

    06/06/11 -

    • This area is to be targeted by the Neighbourhood Policing Team who will use a hand held speeding device to monitor motorists.
    • Liason with Road Policing Unit to monitor motorists.
    • Liason with Highways Department with Carmarthen County Council regarding introduction of traffic calming measures.

Anti-social behaviour from youths Parc y Ffordd, Johnstown

  • Monday, June 6, 2011
    Wed 18 Jan 2012
    N/A

    20/12/2011 - Continued Liaison with Bro Myrddin Housig Association regarding the issues within the estate.

    05/10/11 -

    • Increased patrols to be carried out in area, and regular contact with local residents
    • Liaison with Bro Myrddin Housing Association regarding issues within the estate, also working with other partner agencies and the residents who are acting in an Anti-Social manner

    06/06/11 -

    • Increased patrols to be carried out in area during peak times identified by community members.
    • Liason with Bro Myrddin Housing Association regarding the issues within the estate.

Crime Reduction Initiative at Cillefwr Industrial Estate

  • Thursday, October 6, 2011
    Wed 21 Dec 2011
    N/A

    20/12/2011 - Following the meeting for business owners/managers of Cillefwr Industrial Estate, a number of businesses have registered for the Online Watch Link (OWL), this provides a two way communication link between Businesses and the Police to assist in the prevention and detection of crime.

    05/10/11 - Due to the national increase in the theft of fuel and scrap metal, Carmarthen NPT have invited business owners/managers of Cillefwr Industrial Estate, Johnstown to a meeting to discuss their security, crime prevention and the launch of Business Watch.  This will include setting up of the online watch link (OWL)

Inspector Steve Lee 2032

  • Steve Lee

    Inspector Steve Lee joined Dyfed-Powys Police in 1996 having worked in the public service industry for 19 years. He served as a PC in Ammanford and Kidwelly police stations before becoming a sergeant. He was stationed at Llanelli, Lampeter and St. Clears before taking up his current role of Inspector based in the Carmarthen Rural Section. He said: “I am a local resident and I have found that knowing the local community has helped me identify and deal with the concerns and issues within my section. I look forward to furthering the ties already made with the local communities and our partner agencies, with the intention of reducing crime and instances of anti-social behaviour whilst developing the profile of my neighbourhood policing team”.

Sergeant Mark McSweeney 943

  • Mark McSweeney

    Sergeant Mark McSweeney has been with Dyfed Powys Police for the last two years, where he is currently working with the neighbourhood policing teams across the Carmarthen Area, including Carmarthen Town, Carmarthen North, Carmarthen West, Llangunnor and St Ishmaels.  Before moving to Dyfed Powys, he served 8 years with the Metropolitan Police in London where he also worked as a Neighbourhood Policing Sergeant.

PC Craig Williams 1036

  • Craig Williams

    PC Craig Williams joined Dyfed-Powys Police in 2001, working in Aberystwyth and Lampeter before moving to the Carmarthenshire Division serving at Llanelli, Burry Port and Carmarthen.

    During his service he has been trained as a Tutor Constable, Search Team Officer and is qualified for promotion to the next rank.  He is a keen golfer and enjoys most sports along with reading military history.

    He said "Having been born and brought up in Carmarthen, I believe I am aware of the community's needs through local knowledge and how to effectively deal with their concerns. I also enjoy walking in the town and speaking to various community members including residents, schools, small businesses and other community groups".

PCSO Sylvia Davies-Morris 8024

  • Sylvia Davies-Morris

    PCSO Sylvia Davies-Morris joined Dyfed-Powys Police as a PCSO in Burry Port in February 2005. She has been in Carmarthen since February 2006. She previously worked for eighteen years for HSBC bank.

Neighbourhood Meetings

  • Model Church In Wales, College Road, Johnstown

Surgeries

  • Every Thursday

    Trinity College Tower Block
    Thursday 9 February, 2:00pm - 3:30pm
  • First Monday each month.

    Carmarthen Leisure Centre
    Monday 5 March, 6:00pm - 7:00pm
  • Every Wednesday, only for students at the school, staff and parents.

    Q.E. High
    Wednesday 8 February, 12:30pm - 1:30pm