Winter of Action
During our Winter of Action, our focus on hotspots continues as we join up with partners across Dyfed and Powys to ensure that all our communities feel safe this festive season.
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During our Winter of Action, our focus on hotspots continues as we join up with partners across Dyfed and Powys to ensure that all our communities feel safe this festive season.
Chief police officers have committed to creating a force culture where police perpetrated violence against women and girls, domestic abuse, and sexual violence (VAWDASV) is never tolerated, minimised or excused.
Student 'Virtual Volunteers' take on rural crime problem programme
Dyfed Powys, Gwent, North Wales and South Wales police forces are partnering with UK-wide charity the Lucy Faithfull Foundation on a campaign to stop online child sexual abuse: Stop It Now.
Dyfed-Powys Police has backed a Welsh Athletics campaign aiming to make running safer for women this winter.
For the month of September 2025, Dyfed-Powys Police answered 999 calls in an average of 4.33 seconds, making Dyfed-Powys the fastest police force in the UK for that period. The target set nationally is 10 seconds with an average speed of answer in September at 7.71 seconds.
31-year-old Jessie Thompson has been jailed for an attempt robbery after she entered Pill Corner Stores in Milford Haven with a knife and demanded money from the shop worker.
Dyfed-Powys Police has launched a brand-new messaging app to bring information about policing, crime, and anti-social behaviour directly to your email inbox.
Shaping the future of evidence-led policing in Wales
A temporary flight restriction zone, specifically affecting drones, will be imposed above Tenby as part of the policing operation during Ironman 2025.