HomeHaverfordwest Neighbourhood Policing Team
Local Priorities
- Anti-social behaviour in the Courts area in the play areas, from 6-10pm in the evenings particularly on weekends. Youths being loud and causing a nuisance to residents
- Inconsiderate driving / speeding on Slade Lane and Fishguard Road (Morrisons roundabout to Days roundabout), in the evenings on week days and weekends
What We Have Done
- Anti-social behaviour in the area of North Court in the small play area, from 6-10pm in the evenings particularly on weekends. Youths being loud and causing a nuisance to residents
Ongoing high-visibility patrols, speaking with young people and moving them on, working in partnership with ‘The Hive’ youth centre to provide a provision for them. - Inconsiderate driving in the centre of town, not adhering to the signage and one way systems - particularly in the area of Dark Street, Barn Street and City Road e.g. traffic turning right from Dark Street into Castle Lake car park, instead of going onto Barn Street and around
Drivers stopped and advised on one way system, continued educational campaign, council are aware and happy with current signage.
News
Area
The area covered by the Haverfordwest team includes the wards of Prendergast, Castle, Priory, Garth and Portfield.
Who's Who
PC Carolyn Davies
Collar Number: 468
PC Carolyn Davies has been the neighbourhood policing PC for Haverfordwest town since June 2006. She joined Dyfed Powys Police over 13 years ago and made Pembrokeshire her home seven years ago. Since becoming NPT PC she has forged excellent links with the local youth via the college and is looking forward to building on this good work with the new team of PCSOs.
PCSO Dave Owen
Collar Number: 8022
PCSO Dave Owen has lived in Pembrokeshire for over 30 years and was a pupil at Sir Thomas Picton School. Since he joined the neighbourhood policing team he has gained a much better understanding of the community in Haverfordwest and how various agencies in the community interact. He said “The best part of the job is being part of a dedicated team and working closely with my colleagues in the police.”
PCSO Rachel Wall
Collar Number: 8042
PCSO Rachel Wall joined neighbourhood policing in March 2007. She covers the Garth beat of Haverfordwest. She enjoys meeting the community and building partnerships to work together to build stronger and safer neighbourhoods.
PCSO Emma Roberts
Collar Number: 8036
PCSO Emma Roberts will be filling a vacancy which will be created in the Haverfordwest team as PCSO Kelly Early is moving to St Davids. PCSO Roberts has been brought up in Pembrokeshire and is looking forward to help solve problems in the local area.
PCSO Liam Woodford
Collar Number: 8025
PCSO Liam Woodford worked in New York for five years sports-coaching young people. He has a degree in Outdoor Education and Sports Studies. Since starting the job he has enjoyed meeting and working with the young people in the area, and he has formed a close relationship with Pembrokeshire College and the local schools.
Contact the Team
haverfordwestNPT@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.
1st Monday of every month at 7pm, County Hall
