HomeFishguard Neighbourhood Policing Team
Local Priorities
- To continue to provide high visibility patrols in Maesgrug, Goodwick in order to deal with all aspects of anti-social behaviour.
What We Have Done
- To increase high visibility foot patrols in Maesgrug, Goodwick in order to deal and deter all aspects of anti-social behaviour such as conduct of youths, litter and inconsiderate driving
Two persons present at the PACT meeting stated that since last month’s meeting they had seen an increase in police presence in their area. They have not had any problems with boy racers and no reports of ‘shed’ parties. - To deal with motorists who are parking their vehicles along Penbanc, Fishguard and are causing an obstruction to other road users
The main problem seems to be when children are taken and collected from school. Several parents have been warned that they are causing an obstruction when they park opposite the entrance into West Street car park and have been advised that they could be prosecuted.
Who's Who
PC Eryl Harries
Collar Number: 892
PC Eryl Harries has been a police officer for 23 years. She is the Neighbourhood Officer for Fishguard, Crymych and St Davids area. She enjoys working with the communities and is looking forward to becoming more involved with local issues.
PC Kelly Jones
Collar Number: 1157
PCSO Olivia Jones
Collar Number: 8038
PCSO Olivia Jones will be joining her father who is a PC at Fishguard Police Station. She has grown up in Dinas Cross and went to school in Fishguard. She said: "I have always been interested in the police, fascinated as a youngster by the role of my father as a Police Officer and chose to become a PCSO as our role is very much community based."
PCSO Mark John
Collar Number: 8027
PCSO Mark John has been working with the Milford Haven Neighbourhood Policing Team since 2005, and moved to Fishguard police station in May 2007. He grew up in Fishguard and attended Fishguard Secondary School. He is enjoying building links and working with the local community and other organisations in order to try and resolve their issues.
Contact the Team
fishguardNPT@dyfed-powys.pnn.police.uk
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How You Can Take Action
Attend neighbourhood policing meetings, report crime and anti-social behaviour, join in community activities and Neighbourhood Watch, and visit your local council for information on community safety schemes in your area.
Neighbourhood Meetings
Discuss community issues with your Neighbourhood Policing Team and have the chance to influence their priorities.
2nd Monday of every month at Fishguard Leisure Centre from 7–9 pm
