Safer Internet Day: Where to get help to stay safe online
Today is Safer Internet Day, which is designed to educate people, including children and parents, on how to stay safe online.
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Today is Safer Internet Day, which is designed to educate people, including children and parents, on how to stay safe online.
A man has been jailed for two years after he was found in a house converted into a sophisticated cannabis factory containing 249 plants.
Three men have been sentenced to a total of six years in prison after pleading guilty to possession of drugs with the intent to supply
Sophie Evans sadly died following a collision on the A484 between Cardigan and Llechryd on Saturday 29th January.
A 21-year-old man who walked away after an unprovoked attack, which saw his victim spend two months in hospital, has been jailed for four years and 10 months.
Two police officers literally went above and beyond the call of duty when they went to rescue of a deer tangled on a rope swing in Powys
Trainer Opportunities for enthusiastic and committed individuals to join the trainer team on a self-employed basis to deliver the NDORS Scheme
PCSO Fender has worked to bring an end to unscrupulous cockle pickers descending on communities causing anti-social behaviour.
More than 500 people were caught at the wheel while under the influence of drink or drugs during a campaign run by Wales’ four police forces at Christmas.
We have a specialist Neighbourhood Policing team of INTACT PCSOs to tackle Serious Violence and Organised Crime to keep our communities safe together.