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Road safety campaign targets young drivers and riders across local high schools in Powys.
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Road safety campaign targets young drivers and riders across local high schools in Powys.
JAILED | Opportunist thief jailed for Llanelli handbag robbery.
Chief police officers have committed to creating a force culture where police perpetrated violence against women and girls, domestic abuse, and sexual violence (VAWDASV) is never tolerated, minimised or excused.
Former CCTV operator sentenced for coercive and controlling behaviour and data protection offences.
Two men have been sentenced for a series of thefts of tools estimated to be valued at over £12,500 from vans across Carmarthenshire and Powys.
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.
Carmarthenshire man jailed after police find secret drugs stash in Llanelli lockup.
Zac Thomas of Newcastle Emlyn ploughed recklessly into a field, seriously injuring three of his passengers, when he failed to stop for police on Saturday 21 September 2024.
Russell Hasler, aged 41, from Llandysul, has pleaded guilty to coercive and controlling behaviour and data protection offences two days before he was due to stand trial at Swansea Crown Court.