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Drug issues

  • Sunday, December 4, 2011
    Mon 09 Jan 2012
    N/A

    04/01/2012 - Between 17/11 and 29/12 there have been 14 drug arrests in the Tyisha ward. 10 of which were for cannabis possession. PC229 and PCSO 8082 attended a property to conduct non-drug related enquiries due to a strong smell of cannabis from within the property a search was conducted resulting in the occupant handing a foil wrap containing amphetamine to officers. Three further arrests were made for the possession of methadrone. 6 of the total arrests were as a result of positive stop checks, one arrest followed the positive execution of a warrant and others followed as the result of other enquiries being made by officers. All results following arrest were positive.

Anti social behaviour in highlighted areas of Tyisha

  • 5 Ty’s, Clos Sant Paul and Old Lodge areas
    Thursday, December 16, 2010
    Mon 09 Jan 2012
    N/A

    04/01/2012 - ASB Tyisha ward Old lodge- 7 calls to the estate since 17th November, no specific problems in estate. 5ty’s- 16 calls in total Broken down the calls to the 5 ty’s are; Ty Cydwell- 7 Ty Meriel- 3 Ty Elizabeth- 5 Ty Stafford- 1 Ty Howard- 0 Clos Sant Paul- 31 calls in total. No specific problem properties. Calls regarding noise issues from the wallich project have stopped due to the installation of window restrictors by the project team leader and co-operation with NPT officers. The situation will continue to be monitored.

    04/12/2011 - Old lodge- 18 calls since the last meeting. These calls are mainly from or regarding a problem property in the estate. On 10th of this month the occupants of this problem property were successfully evicted, hopefully this will see a noticeable drop in calls to the estate by the next meeting.
    5ty’s- total of 8 calls which is a drop from last month. 5 of these being from Ty Cydwell which again focuses on 2 properties of which we are still working with the housing team to try and alleviate the issues being caused by them.
    Clos Sant Paul- in the last month Clos sant paul has seen a rise in calls to the location. In total 38 calls has been received this month. There are a number of factors contributing to these calls. We will now work along side housing in order to try and tackle some of the issues.

    04/11/2011 - Old lodge has received a total of 18 calls since the last meeting. The vast majority of these being down to a problem property, which the council are nearing the end of evection proceedings with. So hopefully by our next meeting we should see a positive change in the number of calls to the estate.   
    A total of 15 calls to the 5 ty’s 7 of these being from Ty Cydwell which mainly focus on 2 properties of which we have been working with Chris Williams and Mark Elliot of the Carms Council housing team to try and alleviate the issues being caused by them, words of advice have been given by both the police and the housing team and a warning letters has been sent.  
    Clos Sant Paul 20 calls to the estate since the last meeting. A lot of the calls being down to the spate of graffiti that has been reported. 

Past Priorities

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  • Sergeant Justin Evans

    Sergeant Justin Evans joined the police in December 2000, most of his service being conducted as a Roads Policing Officer based in Llanelli. He became the Sergeant of the Llanelli Neighbourhood Policing Team in January 2009. He was brought up and educated in Burry Port, and therefore has a good knowledge of Llanelli and what is expected, as he has seen many changes growing up in the area. He hopes that his local ties and knowledge go a long way to creating a safer community. He says, “I am thoroughly enjoying the role, interacting with the community and numerous partnerships that we closely work with”.

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  • Dylan Davies

    I am PC Dylan DAVIES 1047 currently Stationed at Morfa Police Station as a Llanelli Neighbourhood Policing Officer attached to the Tyisha Ward.
    I have been a Police Officer since 2003 where I was stationed at Llanelli Police Station. I was then in 2006 posted to the Neighbourhood Policing Team where I was attached to the Glanymor Ward.
    I covered this Ward for three years or so and then took up a pro-active role within the Neighbourhood Policing Team targeting criminals within the local Ward areas of Llanelli.
    Since December 2011 I have been attached to the Tyisha Ward and I am continuing to be an active member of Llanelli Neighbourhood Policing Team ensuring that our local Communities become a safer place to live.

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PCSO Simon Lewis 8082

  • PCSO Simon Lewis joined Dyfed-Powys Police two years ago. He originally worked in Pembrokeshire, starting in Pembroke Dock and later moving to Tenby. He is from the local area and a Scarlets supporter, and likes the opportunity to work in a town near home. He enjoys meeting new people and working with others to solve community issues, and looks forward to the challenges that will be set for him by the people of Llanelli.

Neighbourhood Meetings

  • Safer Communities Action Group (Glanymor and Tyisha Wards) on the 3rd Thursday of every month.

    St Barnabus Hall, Llewellyn Street, Llanelli
    Thursday 21 June, 1:30pm

Surgeries

  • Between 3-4pm and 7-8pm on the 2nd Tuesday of every month

    Maes Y Gors Green
    Tuesday 12 June, 1:00am

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