New Chief Constable for Mid and West Wales Confirmed
Dyfed-Powys Police looks forward to welcoming home current Cleveland Chief Constable Dr Richard Lewis as the force’s next Chief Constable.
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Dyfed-Powys Police looks forward to welcoming home current Cleveland Chief Constable Dr Richard Lewis as the force’s next Chief Constable.
A Dyfed-Powys Police officer has been dismissed from his post with immediate effect, after the force challenged the previous finding of a conduct panel.
National Police Chiefs Council speed campaign kicks off across the UK supported by GoSafe and the four Welsh police forces
A romance criminal has been jailed after winning the trust of women he met on dating sites and stealing from their homes.
POLICE seized 100 cannabis plants worth an estimated £100,000 during a warrant near Ammanford. Police appeal for information to assist investigation.
Heroic police officers and staff from Dyfed-Powys Police and across the country who have died while protecting the public will be commemorated in a memorial.
A suspected drink driver was arrested after a police dog tracked him for two miles along a cycle path, following a collision on Sunday, July 25.
Four people have been arrested and charged in an investigation into an organised crime gang supplying class A drugs to Aberystwyth, Llanelli and Swansea.
Ashley Keegan, aged 22, of Golwg y Castell, Cardigan, has been charged with the murder of John William Bell.
Dyfed-Powys Police welcomes the conviction of Tom Piggott for sexual offences against children. Officers praised for compiling extensive evidence.