Police staff honour for PCSO
A PCSO who has impressed and inspired colleagues has been named as the winner of Police Staff of the Year at the Dyfed-Powys Police Force Awards.
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A PCSO who has impressed and inspired colleagues has been named as the winner of Police Staff of the Year at the Dyfed-Powys Police Force Awards.
Experienced Senior Investigating Officer awarded for his inspiring leadership, enhancing the performance of a whole investigative team.
A ‘perfect example of an exemplary Dyfed-Powys Police Officer’, Sergeant Gemma Davies wins the Police Officer of the Year title at the force annual awards.
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Event to celebrate the work of the newly renamed Wales Police Schools Programme, has taken place at Fitzalan High School in Cardiff
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County lines intensification week (Monday, 11 October to Sunday, 17 October) saw officers carrying out actions to raise awareness of drug-related crime.
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Jointly, partner agencies in the Dyfed-Powys region are thanking the vast majority of motorists in the area who are purchasing fuel responsibly and calmly.