Your neighbourhood policing team
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Crimes and priorities
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"All on Board" Partnership with Heol Emrys
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Action taken is updated every three months
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Antisocial behaviour - Broughton Avenue
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Action taken is updated every three months
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Off-road bikes
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Action taken is updated every three months
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Shoplifting & Retail crime
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Action taken is updated every three months
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Shoplifting & Retail crime
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We continue to take positive and robust action against those identified in committing shoplifting offences.
In recent weeks several prolific shoplifters have been identified, arrested and charged to court.
One of the more prolific offenders was recently sentenced to a 6-month custodial sentence after being charged with 8 shoplifting offences and a breach of their Community Behaviour Order.
We have carried out high-visibility patrols in identified areas.
Regular engagement with all business within the retail park who all have contact details for local officers. -
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Off-road bikes
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We have seized illegal vehicles and taken enforcement action.
Work ongoing to gather information and intelligence to identify those responsible for using the off-road bikes in the local community, partner agencies being liaised with to address these concerns and for positive action to be taken.
A new force wide imitative aimed at tacking the use of illegal bikes, including e-bikes and off-road bikes, has been launched – Op Grebe. The campaign will be visible across the force area and online via social media and our website, which contains a bespoke reporting tool for illegal bike use. -
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Antisocial behaviour - Broughton Avenue
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Kick sessions continue at the MUGA everyone Thursday evening where PCSO’s attend and engage with youths and the local community.
We have carried out high-visibility patrols in identified areas. We have liaised with partner agencies to address the concerns via problem solving.
We have worked with local councils and housing providers to address ASB.
We have patrolled hotspots for drug-related activity and gathered intelligence.
Street Safe campaign launched in the area, posters will be placed in the local area in the near future. -
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"All on Board" Partnership with Heol Emrys
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An ‘All Aboard’ event was held in the Heol Emrys estate on the 30th July 2026 which was attended by both local residents and partner agencies.
The next ‘All Aboard’ event is being arranged for October 2026 – date to be confirmed.
An Op Perception was conducted with local residents on the estate in July to obtain views on the main issues in the area.
We have worked with local councils and housing providers to address ASB.
We have patrolled hotspots for drug-related activity and gathered intelligence.
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"All on Board" Partnership with Heol Emrys
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An ‘All Aboard’ event was held in the Heol Emrys estate on the 26th March which was attended by both local residents and partner agencies.
The next ‘All Aboard’ event is being arranged for the 30th July 2026.
We have worked with local councils and housing providers to address ASB.
We have patrolled hotspots for drug-related activity and gathered intelligence.
We have conducted foot patrols and leaflet drops in affected communities.
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Antisocial behaviour - Broughton Avenue
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Penlan NPT and Codi recently conducted an Op Perception survey in Briars Court to identify the issues most affecting them. Results will be reviewed and we will work with Codi to address the issues identified.
Kick sessions continue at the MUGA everyone Thursday evening where PCSO’s attend and engage with youths and the local community.
We have carried out high-visibility patrols in identified areas. We have liaised with partner agencies to address the concerns via problem solving.
We have worked with local councils and housing providers to address ASB.
We have patrolled hotspots for drug-related activity and gathered intelligence.