Celebrating International Women and Girls in Science – February 11th, 2025
This International Women and Girls in Science Day, we celebrate the outstanding contributions of women in science, particularly within policing.
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This International Women and Girls in Science Day, we celebrate the outstanding contributions of women in science, particularly within policing.
Jason Thomas admitted killing Liam Morgan Whittle after punching him twice during a night out in Llanelli
Teen found guilty of attempt murder following stabbing at Ammanford school
A national amnesty is being held for owners of soon to be illegal Top Venting Blank Firers
A MAN who killed his son’s girlfriend in a fit of rage has been found guilty of murder.
A pilot initiative designed to help survivors of domestic abuse remain safely in their homes and reduce the risk of homelessness, has seen 76 Carmarthenshire residents protected in just six months.
Three men have been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to producing large amounts of cannabis worth up to £620,000 at a former school building in Llandysul.
The collaboration between Dyfed-Powys Police and waste management company Cwm Environmental ensures seized knives are safely and responsibly destroyed.
Dyfed-Powys Police is encouraging all motorcyclists to take advantage of a free scheme which could be lifesaving in the event of a collision.
Human trafficking: What is it, and does it really affect us in Dyfed-Powys?