Newtown No-Fly Zone 13 September 2025
A temporary flight restriction zone, specifically affecting drones, will be imposed above Newtown this Saturday (13 September) as we seek to facilitate lawful and peaceful protests in the town centre.
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A temporary flight restriction zone, specifically affecting drones, will be imposed above Newtown this Saturday (13 September) as we seek to facilitate lawful and peaceful protests in the town centre.
A Project Vigilant operation held in Pembrokeshire has been hailed a success, with teams of officers attending a street fight, ensuring the safety of potentially vulnerable women, and arresting a man for possession of class A drugs.
Jamil Ahmed has been jailed for 20 years for rape, controlling and coercive behaviour and stalking after four women spoke out about his dangerous and predatory behaviour.
PC Charlie Jones received a Lifetime Achievement award and PCSO Gary Gwilt was awarded Rural PCSO of the year award at the Wales Wildlife and Rural Crime Conference 2025 in Cardiff.
Llanelli man Jake Dighton admits to grabbing a woman’s handbag as she walked home alone after a night out with friends
The first of Dyfed-Powys Police’s Project Vigilant operations has taken place in Powys, with teams of officers seizing a knife from a teenager, escorting vulnerable women to safe spaces, and reuniting a lost child with their parents.
A man who was found with cocaine, cannabis and ketamine worth up to £9,000 when he crashed an electric scooter has been jailed for five years.
60-year-old Steven Loveridge has been issued a Sexual Harm Prevention Order considered the most extensive of its kind in Dyfed-Powys Police’s history.
The discovery of cannabis stalks dumped at an Aberystwyth recycling centre led officers to a drug grow with an estimated street value worth up to £242,000.
A volunteer with Newtown Volunteer Police Cadets has been commended for his actions which led to the arrest of a wanted offender.