New BSL service helps Deaf people contact police on 101
It helps BSL users contact police about non-emergency issues using a live video interpreter
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It helps BSL users contact police about non-emergency issues using a live video interpreter
Philip Blakemore, of Eifion Terrace, Y Ffor, threatened three siblings after falsely accusing one of them of burgling his grandparent’s home.
A new role dedicated to improving community safety has been introduced to assist Neighbourhood Policing Teams (NPT) to protect communities.
Michael Connors, of Landen Road, Ballyfermot, Dublin, is charged with causing death by dangerous driving and two counts of causing serious injury by dangerous driving
Jamie Williams, of Chapel Street, Caernarfon, attacked his brother and threatened others on April 18.
It comes as part of their contribution towards the new Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Act 2025.
A 38-year-old man who attacked his partner has been jailed.
We are joining police forces across the country this week to celebrate the work of Neighbourhood Policing Teams (NPT).
Wales’ first female Operational Football Officer (OFO) has been awarded the King’s Police Medal for services to policing and the football community.
The officer who repeatedly engaged in a practice known as “key‑jamming” was dismissed without notice after his conduct was found to amount to gross misconduct