New Anti-Racism Action Plan launched for Criminal Justice in Wales
Criminal Justice in Wales has launched its new Anti-Racism Action Plan, to root out any form of racism across the Criminal Justice System.
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Criminal Justice in Wales has launched its new Anti-Racism Action Plan, to root out any form of racism across the Criminal Justice System.
Messages from Chief Constable Dr Richard Lewis and Police and Crime Commissioner Dafydd Llywelyn following the death of the Queen
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The Heddlu Dyfed-Powys Police Chief Constable welcomes the latest HMICFRS Peel Inspection Report, which evidences substantial improvements in key criteria.
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New student officers in September 2022 will be the first to be able to undertake as much of their training through the medium of Welsh as possible
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