Extra police powers to prevent anti-social behaviour in King Square, Barry
Extra police powers to prevent anti-social behaviour in Kings Square, Barry
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Extra police powers to prevent anti-social behaviour in Kings Square, Barry
37-year-old Matthew Bailey, from Bonymaen, came to the attention of police when one of his victims came forward with her story of Bailey’s offending in 2023 – around 20 years after the abuse had started taking place.
A man from Tonyrefail has been jailed after running over a police officer
35-year-old Daniel Green, from Morriston, punched the victim to the face multiple times before taking her phone from her and smashing it. He finally took her keys from her.
27-year-old Caeran Evans, from Penlan, carried out the attack against a female victim in October 2024.
A man has been jailed following several burglaries in February 2026.
Force launches new campaign film as part of national week of action to raise awareness of the potentially lifechanging and fatal consequences of one-punch violence.
South Wales Police has launched a public-facing campaign aimed at tackling the illegal use of bikes – including e-bikes and e-motorbikes - across the force area.
On September 11 at Newport Crown Court Michael Davies, 57, of Cefn Road, Bridgend, was found guilty of murder following the unlawful killing of his wife Tracey Davies.
More than two thirds of female runners have experienced street harassment in South Wales, a survey run by South Wales Police has revealed.