Aberystwyth Town and University
Steal and Be Banned Initiative
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Aberystwyth TownWednesday, February 20, 2013Wed 20 Feb 2013
Over coming months, Aberystwyth retailers are going to be working in partnership with the local Neighbourhood Policing Team by targeting shoplifters and banning them from the stores on convictions. With the effective use of Store Net Radio’s, stores are able to notify Police and other stores immediately should they have any suspicions of individuals. The purpose of the scheme is to make Aberystwyth a safer and more pleasurable experience to shop.
Graffiti Initiative -
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Aberystwyth TownWednesday, February 20, 2013Wed 20 Feb 2013
Whilst on routine patrol in Aberystwyth Town, it has been brought to our attention the issue of Graffiti in the town. Working with other agencies such as the council, we are hoping to set up a place near to the skate park which will give individuals the opportunity to practice their art in a safe and legal way. This project is supported by the local town council and the Night time economy project. The town NPT will also be visiting stores which sell paint and spray cans advising them about the issue.
Sergeant Jane Mortley 422
Sergeant Jane Mortley has worked in Aberystwyth as a PC and sergeant since 2000. She joined the Neighbourhood Policing Team in 2012 with responsibility for supervising the North Ceredigion team. She is committed to ensuring the team provide a high level of service and tackle the issues which affect the local communities.
PC Mark Jones 1072
PC Mark Jones has been a police officer since 2001, mainly working in the South Ceredigion section, before becoming a Neighbourhood Policing Officer within the Aberystwyth Rural section in October 2006.
PCSO David Goffin 8067
PCSO David Goffin has been in his role since March 2007. After working for over a year at Pembroke Dock, he started in the rural patch of Aberystwyth in September 2008. David is looking forward to working with the local community. When not in work, he enjoys playing snooker.
PCSO Jonathan James 8102
PCSO Jonathan James is from Carmarthen originally, and has a long family history in the Police. He was schooled at Ysgol y Dderwen and Ysgol Bro Myrddin, Carmarthen. He worked at Dyfed-Powys Police headquarters as a Telephone Researcher before joining as a PCSO in February 2012. He has been operational in Aberystwyth since April 2012, where he works alongside PC Neil Thompson covering Faenor Ward and Aberystwyth University, acting as a vital link between the Police and the University.
Events
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We currently have no future meetings planned for Aberystwyth Town. However if you would like to discuss an issue please contact us on 101.
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