Two security guards receive the Dyfed-Powys Police Special Recognition Award
We recognise two security guards who received the force’s Special Recognition Award for their brave actions at the Royal Welsh Show.
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We recognise two security guards who received the force’s Special Recognition Award for their brave actions at the Royal Welsh Show.
As the events industry begins to reopen, we reflect on last year’s Dyfed-Powys Police Annual Awards and share a selection of success stories.
Temporary Chief Constable Claire Parmenter responds to the HMICFRS cause of concern in respect of crime data integrity
A charity treasurer has been handed a suspended jail sentence for stealing thousands of pounds intended for good causes.
Nineteen people were arrested and a number of weapons were seized as police took part in a national week of action against knife crime.
For the INTACT campaign highlighting cuckooing, Dyfed-Powys Police has shared two case studies of properties which were taken over by a organised crime gangs.
Dyfed-Powys Police is highlighting the signs and impact of a crime known as cuckooing, where a gang has taken over a vulnerable person's home to sell drugs.
Op Lion is a partnership initiative with the aim to ensure public safety and deter ASB, low level public order and drink related problems.
Dyfed-Powys Police aim to educate people on the laws around carrying and selling knives, as well as advising on how to safely dispose of blades.
Dyfed-Powys Police aim to educate people on the laws around carrying and selling knives, as well as advising on how to safely dispose of blades.