Ground-breaking Sexual Harm Prevention Order granted against convicted paedophile.
60-year-old Steven Loveridge has been issued a Sexual Harm Prevention Order considered the most extensive of its kind in Dyfed-Powys Police’s history.
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60-year-old Steven Loveridge has been issued a Sexual Harm Prevention Order considered the most extensive of its kind in Dyfed-Powys Police’s history.
A volunteer with Newtown Volunteer Police Cadets has been commended for his actions which led to the arrest of a wanted offender.
Constable Jonathan Tatam disregarded his own safety to help save the man’s life, whose car had caught on fire following a road-traffic collision with a tractor.
A police service that offers a compassionate and trauma informed response to victims of rape has increased the number of people pursuing prosecutions and accessing specialist support.
A senior forensic manager who has worked on high-profile investigations has been awarded the prestigious Chief Constable’s Award.
A Pembrokeshire PCSO has been recognised after protecting a vulnerable adult from becoming a victim of an online scam involving a fraudster claiming to be a Harry Potter character.
Stories of bravery, compassion and utmost professionalism honoured at the Dyfed-Powys Police Force Awards, sponsored by CDW.
Today marks the launch of Neighbourhood Policing Week 2025, where our teams here in Dyfed-Powys will be joining other forces up and down the country to celebrate.
The Wales Wildfire Board urges you to play your part in safeguarding the environment and reducing the number and impact of wildfires across Wales.
An operation that sees uniformed and plain clothes police officers act as disruption teams to prevent sexual and violent offences from taking place is being rolled out across Dyfed-Powys Police.