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Llanybydder, Pencarreg and Llanfihangel Ar Arth

Drinking of alcohol in Llanybydder playing fields

  • Llanybydder
    Friday, April 8, 2011
    Fri 08 Apr 2011
    N/A

Excess speed

  • New Inn and Gwyddgrug
    Friday, April 8, 2011
    Fri 08 Apr 2011
    N/A

Past Priorities

Sergeant Simon Wright 53

  • Simon Wright

    Police Sergeant Simon Wright Joined Dyfed-Powys Police in 1987.  He has served as a uniform officer in Powys, Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion and has performed roles as a Divisional Inspector and has managed the Carmarthenshire Division Professional Development Unit before taking up the role as Carmarthen Rural NPT Sergeant. He is a graduate of the University of Glamorgan gaining a BA Hons Degree in Police Sciences.  Sergeant Wright is keen on tackling anti-social behaviour, drugs and violent crime matters and aims to improve the communities’ confidence of the Police in the Carmarthen Rural Area.

Sergeant Delme Rees 515

  • The Neighbourhood Policing Sergeant for the mid-section of Ceredigion is PS 515 Delme Rees. Having previously performed the same role in the Aberystwyth area, he is now looking forward to tackling the issues in his local community by being accessible and fully supporting his officers to deliver on identified community priorities.

PC Stephen Greensmyth 427

  • PC Stephen Greensmyth transferred to Dyfed-Powys Police in 2007 after serving 20 years in the Metropolitan Police. He worked in a variety of roles including uniform response duties where he spent time as a Local Community Officer on an inner London housing estate.  He spent three years training new police recruits and the last four years working in plain clothes in the west end of London. His family originates from a small village just outside Carmarthen and it was always his intention to return to Wales. He feels privileged to be the local community officer for the Tregaron area and to be able to deal with issues that people want addressed by their local police.

Events

  • To
    ensure local communities receive the appropriate level of service, the
    Neighbourhood Policing Teams that represent the Llanfihangel ar Arth and
    Llanybydder areas will now be attending Community Council Meetings.

    Members
    of the public will be able to utilise this forum to engage with Neighbourhood Policing
    Teams and voice any specific concerns.

    The four separate meetings –
    for the Llanfihangel-ar-arth, Llanllwni, Llanybydder and Pencarreg wards
    – will be held on a bi-monthly basis.

    Alternatively,
    if you have any Policing issues that you wish to raise you can contact Pencader
    Neighbourhood Policing Team representative PC Rhydian Jones by calling 101.
    Additionally, you can speak to one of your local Councillors who will highlight
    the concern at the next Council meeting

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