Chief Constable welcomes HMI Andy Cooke’s first annual assessment of policing in England ...
The report looks at all aspects of policing
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The report looks at all aspects of policing
North Wales Police are encouraging the public to check their phone settings to avoid making accidental emergency calls.
The family of Angela Williams, 62, form Flint, said she was “an incredible person” who they will “miss enormously”
Officers are investigating three incident that were reported in the Bangor area on June 6th.
Special Constables from across Flintshire came together over the weekend to crack down on drink and drug drivers.
Terrence John Parker committed the offences during the late 1950s and the 1960s
The North Wales Police men’s football team won its first ever national league title at the weekend.
A man has been taken to hospital with life threatening injuries following a collision on the A494 near Llanuwchllyn, Bala, this afternoon (Saturday June 3rd).
David Sam Jones appeared at Caernarfon Crown Court on June 2nd after admitting a charge of rape
Commendation for Gwynedd South sergeant