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Local Priorities

1. Anti-social behaviour in Kilgetty – this will continue as a priority and patrols and community engagement will continue
2. Parking outside Narberth School in Jesse Road, causing obstructions and damage to the grass verge
3. To deter any anti-social behaviour in Garfield Gardens

What We Have Done

• Anti-social behaviour in Kilgetty
  Officers continue patrols in the area particularly on a weekend. Repeat victims have been visited and reassured of actions that are taking place. The team have visited the homes of the main suspects and spoken to them in the presence of parents / guardians. In addition they have also been issued with warning letters from Pembrokeshire Housing Association stating that their tenancies may be at risk. This problem has now been brought to the attention of the Anti-Social Behaviour Committee and the team have launched a joint initiative with housing, the Anti-Social Behaviour Reduction Officer and the Housing Association Officer to target the parents and children of the area who appear to be repeat offenders / suspects of this unacceptable behaviour. Plans have now been approved for a community play area and facilities for use of the youth of the area and that extra funding had been applied for by the team to assist with this project.
• Parking problems outside Narberth School
  Attention is being paid by the team around the school area during drop off and pick up times. The team have monitored the situation and it appears that the major problem reported was caused by the adverse wintry weather. However the team will continue to pay attention and advise accordingly. Cones have been placed along the verge outside the school and parents that park on the verge should be aware that they are causing an obstruction to people crossing the road.
• Seatbelt / Restraint campaign
  Unfortunately the planned event with the Roads Policing Unit was cancelled at short notice. However in the meanwhile whilst visiting schools with fluorescent vests some advice was given to parents in the car parks of the schools.

Who's Who

PC Jackie Howells

Collar Number: 1048

PC Jackie Howells joined the police in 2001, moving to Narberth in April 2007 as part of the Neighbourhood Policing Team. She said: "I moved to Narberth to engage with the local community and get ‘out-and-about’ around the many villages and communities which our team serves. It has been truly satisfying to see the difference that Neighbourhood Policing has so far made and will continue to make".

PCSO David Henry

Collar Number: 8019

PCSO David Henry spent over 26 years in the Royal Navy Submarine Service before joining as a PCSO in Haverfordwest in 2005. He joined the Narberth team in May 2007. He said: “I have enjoyed the challenge of rolling out the Neighbourhood Policing module in the Narberth area. This is an area close to my home and therefore I am dedicated to trying to making quality-of-life issues that much better. It has been extremely rewarding so far to see the difference Neighbourhood Policing can make to an area and look forward to continuing to serve the communities of Narberth and its surrounding districts”

Contact the Team

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.

Crime Maps

For crime statistics for your local area, please see the Dyfed-Powys crime maps website