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If you've witnessed or been the victim of crime, report it using our quick and simple online tool.
Looking for help or information? Need to report or tell us something? Here are the various ways to contact us.
Use our online forms to provide us with an update – or to ask for an update about something that has already been reported.
South Wales Police Family Fun Day is back again this year and will take place on Saturday, June 7, at HQ in Bridgend!
Visit our newsroom, where you'll find the latest news, appeals, wanted and missing people, and updates.
Raising awareness and encouraging reporting of violence against women and girls (VAWG).
Anti-social behaviour can damage communities. But not enough people are reporting it.
This empowers repeat victims of anti-social behaviour to ask for a review of actions partner agencies have taken to resolve their concerns.
Many of the most common queries we receive are not matters for the police.
Knife crime campaign ‘Not the One’ launched to educate young people of dangers of carrying a knife.
It’s a job but where no two days are the same – and it offers a variety of fulfilling and exciting career opportunities.
Our Heritage Centre brings the history of policing in South Wales to life, from the Celtic age to present day.
Your feedback helps to shape us. So whether you'd like to say thanks or make a complaint we'd like to hear from you.
What are the common signs of terrorist activity? Learn how to spot a possible terrorist threat and how to stay safe when you’re out and about.
Get the latest crime statistics and advice, help us with appeals for information and find out what we’re doing to tackle crime in your area
The safest way to completely hide your online activity from someone who has access to your devices would be to search and visit sites on someone else’s devices.