Volunteers’ Week: The work of a volunteer chaplain
As Volunteer’s Week draws to a close, we look at another important part of our force – our Volunteer Chaplains.
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As Volunteer’s Week draws to a close, we look at another important part of our force – our Volunteer Chaplains.
Working on the front line is no easy task, but Dyfed-Powys Police's band of volunteers – the “specials” help ensure our communities are kept safe alongside full-time police officers and PCSO’s.
“I get as much out of it as they do,” says Volunteer Police Cadet Leader in a bid to encourage new leaders to mentor young recruits in Dyfed-Powys Police
We speak to some of Dyfed-Powys Police's Volunteer Police Cadets from Newtown about what it is like being in the cadets, what they enjoy and why they volunteer.
As a retired police officer of 30 years, Dr Martin Wright is no stranger to policing. After joining West Midlands Police in 1979, Martin moved into academia following his retirement and now dedicates his time as a police support volunteer with Dyfed-Powys Police.
Dyfed-Powys Police marks the start of Volunteers’ Week, to recognises and celebrates the work of all those people in various sectors who give up their free time to help others.
We are proud to partner with the charity MedicAlert to introduce a new missing person's protocol across the Dyfed-Powys Police area.
Nerys Lloyd, 39, from Aberavon, who was the owner and sole director of Salty Dog Co Ltd, has been jailed for 10 years and 6 months years for gross negligence manslaughter following the deaths of four people in 2021
A woman who was stalked by a stranger for 12 years has described how she feels like a prisoner in her own home as a result of his obsessive and controlling behaviour.
“I’m hyper vigilant and constantly on edge. I feel like I’ve come out of a warzone.” A woman has shared her experience of being stalked by her former partner as part of Stalking Awareness Week 2025