Volunteers’ Week: The work of a volunteer chaplain
07:00 07/06/2025As Volunteer’s Week draws to a close, we look at another important part of our force – our Volunteer Chaplains.
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As Volunteer’s Week draws to a close, we look at another important part of our force – our Volunteer Chaplains.
“I get as much out of it as they do,” says Volunteer Police Cadet Leader in a bid to encourage new leaders to mentor young recruits in Dyfed-Powys Police
Working on the front line is no easy task, but Dyfed-Powys Police's band of volunteers – the “specials” help ensure our communities are kept safe alongside full-time police officers and PCSO’s.
We speak to some of the Volunteer Police Cadets from Newtown about what it is like being in the cadets, what they enjoy and why they volunteer.
As a retired police officer of 30 years, Dr Martin Wright moved into academia following his retirement and now dedicates his time as a police support volunteer with Dyfed-Powys Police.
To tackle road safety issues within our communities.
Issued 01 July 2026
Road safety issues have been identified as a local concern. We will conduct speed awareness operations in conjunction with the Roads Policing Unit and the Local Authority. We will also look to target those driving anti socially within our communities.
Actioned 01 July 2026
Tackling anti social behaviour within our communities.
Issued 01 July 2026
Anti social behaviour has been identified as a local concern. We will look to reduce anti social behaviour within our communities by being visible at known locations and working with partner agencies to deter such behaviour.
Actioned 01 July 2026
To target those dealing drugs within our communities.
Issued 01 July 2026
Drug dealing has been identified as a local concern. We will look to gather intelligence in relation to drug activity, conduct drug operations at known locations and utilise stop and search powers when grounds are present.
Actioned 01 July 2026