23/05/2012 - Liaise with Powys County Council Dog Warden.
17/02/11 - In relation to dog fouling, two problem areas were identified; directly opposite the Doctors Surgery and within the school grounds. Llanidloes NMT will liaise with the dog warden to establish if he can offer more assistance with the ongoing problems by more pro-active work in the area. A meeting will be arranged with the school to identify what measures they have put in place to combat the problem. Llanidloes NMT will also identify new locations for posters to be placed.
23/05/2012 - Continue with targeting the issue of speeding in the village, with the Roads Policing Unit.
18/02/2012 - Llanidloes NPT along with the Roads Policing Team carried out a speed operation in Llanidloes and Llangurig, a number of Fixed Penalties were issued as well as speed perception courses.
As a result of Llandinam PACT meeting targeted patrols have been carried out in the village, anti social driving has been addressed with local youths and steps taken to ensure that “hot spot” areas become less attractive to those congregating.
Hotspot patrols have continued in order to reduce anti-social behaviour.
As a result of NPT links with the communities two Sec 23 Misuse of Drugs Act Warrants have been enforced (1 in Llanidloes & 1 in Llandinam), both warrants were positive and offenders have been dealt with.
Llanidloes Skate Park – regular visits conducted during March. Proactive policing resulted in one
arrest for drugs possession.
PS Barrett is currently preparing a community impact assessment
regarding the Llanidloes Fancy Dress being held on the 1st of July
2011. Any persons with concerns should contact PS Barrett via landline 101 or
by email ian.barrett@dyfed-powys.pnn.police.uk
or alternatively via the fortnightly surgeries located at Llanidloes
library.
PC Suzanne Duncombe transferred to Dyfed-Powys Police in 2006 after serving six years with the West Midlands Police. She has spent four years as a Road Policing Officer and has also spent time within CID. Suzanne has been stationed in Llanidloes since April 2009 and has recently taken on the role of Beat Manager for Llanidloes and surrounding areas. Suzanne lives locally and is keen to work closely with the community to increase public confidence and satisfaction. She said, “I am looking forward to the challenge of a new role within Neighbourhood Policing. I firmly believe that my ten years of experience both in city and rural areas will assist me in delivering community policing effectively and prove valuable in seeking to resolve the varying issues that arise.”
PCSO Gary Gwilt originally joined Dyfed Powys as a Special Constable in October 2001, stationed at Newtown Police station. In January 2007 Gary took up a full time position as a PCSO, where he was based with Welshpool Neighbourhood Policing Team, before transferring to Llanidloes Neighbourhood Policing Team in December 2011. He has previously had the additional responsibility of forging links with the licensing trade and implementing the ‘Behave or be Banned Scheme’ to reduce alcohol-related incidents.
I have been a Special Constable since March 2008. I will police Llanidloes working with the Neighbourhood Management Team and partner agencies and using my local knowledge and skills to benefit the wider community.
Every other Tuesday.
First Thursday of every month.
Please note surgery will be staffed subject to operation demand.
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