Play your part – stop the spread
We must do more to stop the spread of this virus – that’s the message from public service leaders in Carmarthenshire as Covid-19 cases start to rise again.
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We must do more to stop the spread of this virus – that’s the message from public service leaders in Carmarthenshire as Covid-19 cases start to rise again.
A soon-retiring Chief Constable who began his days as a volunteer police officer has presented his final award to the Special Constabulary award winner.
Dyfed-Powys Police are looking to get your thoughts around the use of automatic number plate recognition (ANPR) in Dyfed-Powys.
An Ammanford man who was attacked and injured in his home town has received special recognition for his commitment to preventing alcohol-fuelled violence.
Rural policing officers are offering crime prevention advice following a series of crimes targeting farms across Powys.
Despite coronavirus restrictions and a national lockdown in December, Welsh police forces breathalysed almost 5,000 motorists.
Dyfed-Powys Police has been awarded Investors in People (IiP) GOLD accreditation – an accolade achieved by only 7% of UK organisations subscribing to IiP.
Don’t panic. Don’t communicate. Don’t pay. Dyfed-Powys Police has offered advice and guidance to victims of online blackmail.
Three men have been jailed after breaking into a house and brutally attacking a man with a hammer and knife on New Year’s Eve.
Two men were arrested after driving over 100mph and on the wrong side of the road during a 10-mile police pursuit.