Student 'Virtual Volunteers' take on rural crime problem programme
Student 'Virtual Volunteers' take on rural crime problem programme
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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.
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Police have issued a renewed appeal for information a year after a body was found at the Claerwen Reservoir in Powys.
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PC Charlie Jones received a Lifetime Achievement award and PCSO Gary Gwilt was awarded Rural PCSO of the year award at the Wales Wildlife and Rural Crime Conference 2025 in Cardiff.
The first of Dyfed-Powys Police’s Project Vigilant operations has taken place in Powys, with teams of officers seizing a knife from a teenager, escorting vulnerable women to safe spaces, and reuniting a lost child with their parents.