Our commitment to tackling violence against women and girls
Over the past year South Wales Police has introduced a series of new measures as part of a long-standing commitment to tackling violence against women and girls
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Over the past year South Wales Police has introduced a series of new measures as part of a long-standing commitment to tackling violence against women and girls
Criminal Justice in Wales has today launched its new Anti-Racism Action Plan, outlining the determination of partners to do all they can, individually and collectively, to root out any form of racism across the Criminal Justice System.
Spiller’s family meet Chief at Police HQ
The Ely Neighbourhood team were joined by officers from the Roads Policing Unit and the anti-social off-road team and Cardiff Council to tackle off-road bikes.
A vulnerable 101-year-old, who was defrauded of £329,000 by a trusted carer, will have the entire sum returned to her under the Proceeds of Crime ACT (POCA).
South Wales Police statement in relation to Pride Cymru 2022.
Joshua Thomas Carney from Cardiff has been sentenced to life in prison for the rape and sexual assault of two females.
We’re supporting the launch of the draft Police Race Action Plan which has been developed by the National Police Chiefs’ Council and the College of Policing.
South Wales Police clamps down on drink and drug driving in national campaign.
Cricket is helping strengthen bonds between Cynon Valley communities in the second match this season, bringing police together with teams from local mosques.