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DYFED-Powys Police issued more than 1,700 fines for breaches of travel restrictions during the lockdown period, the force has announced.
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With the lockdown rules starting to be relaxed in Wales, multi-agency fire safety advice is issued to the public to take precautions.
On 9 November, the firebreak restrictions came to an end. There is now a new set of national measures, which will replace the previous restrictions.
Since 2003 the role of Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) has been integral to neighbourhood policing across Wales.
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WHILE most people are staying home to stay safe, a small army of volunteers has been patrolling the streets to help protect communities.
Police in Wales are committed to working with partner agencies to protect those affected by sexual violence or abuse, and to hold offenders to account.
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Buying a bouncy castle, picking up a puppy or ‘going for a spin’ are not valid reasons for being out during the corona virus crisis, police have warned.
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NEW police recruits are experiencing a unique start to their careers as Dyfed-Powys takes measures to follow social distancing rules.
The Dyfed Powys Local Resilience Forum want to thank our communities for heeding the Government legislation to stay home over the Easter bank holiday.
Doctors, carers and vulnerable families are urging everyone to stay home and save lives this Easter, as police continue efforts to keep the public safe.