Brecon Rural

04/05/2012 - The Neighbourhood Policing Team together with The Mid-Wales Roads Policing Unit, Targeting Team and uniform patrol officers continue to be tasked with conducting High Visibility Police patrols in rural areas.

20/03/2012 - The Neighbourhood Policing Team are continually engaging with local farmers and conducting high visibility patrols in rural areas to provide reassurance and prevent crime.  The Team are attending Livestock Markets, disseminating crime prevention advice regarding Quad Bike and Farm Machinery thefts.  Also, officers have been encouraging local farmers to report any incidents of suspicious vehicles and activity in the rural areas immediately.

13/02/2012 - The Neighbourhood Policing Team has visited numerous farms in the vicinity of Llangorse, giving security advice and reassurance in response to the recent spate of thefts. Further work is planned for Police Community Support Officers (PCSO) to visit local livestock markets, linking in with the agricultural community, issuing security advice and general advice in relation to rural crime.

04/05/2012 - Proactive patrols are continually conducted with the aim of identifying travelling criminals committing crime in Dyfed Powys Police area.

20/03/2012 - High Visibility Police patrols continue in all rural areas and during the month of February there was only 1 crime reported concerning fuel theft. Officers continue to encouragelocal farmers to report any incidents of suspicious vehicles and activity in the rural areas immediately. 

13/02/2012 - The Neighbourhood Policing Team has visited numerous farms in the vicinity of Llangorse, giving security advice and reassurance in response to the recent spate of thefts. Further work is planned for Police Community Support Officers (PCSO) to visit local livestock markets, linking in with the agricultural community, issuing security advice and general advice in relation to rural crime.

04/05/2012 - The Neighbourhood Policing Team continues to work closely with The Mid Wales Roads Policing Unit who actively patrol in the Neighbourhood area. A range of offences are targeted which not only include speeding but drink drivers, construction and use offences, Road traffic collisions/ Road Safety issues and all criminal offences.

20/03/2012 - The Neighbourhood Policing Team is working in partnership with Powys County Council Highways Department to identify patterns of speeding by utilising Speed Indicator Devices (SID). The Mid-Wales Roads Policing Unit continues to actively patrol the area and enquiries are also being made with the Speed Camera Safety Partnership Department to try and secure the availability of the Speed Camera Van at specific locations in the rural area. The Neighbourhood Policing Team Officers have also parked police vehicles at strategic locations to provide high visibility and deterrence to speeding motorists at Llangorse and Lower Chapel.

13/02/2012 - In order to address issues of Speeding in the Brecon area the Mid-Wales Roads Policing Unit continue to actively patrol throughout the area, with specific areas of concern being included as part of their patrol Strategy Plan. The Neighbourhood Policing Team is also trying to secure the use of Speed Indicator Devices (S.I.D) in areas of concern and is working closely with Partnership Agencies to further develop the use of these devices in the Brecon area.