Our Team SWP Awards 2026
Our Team SWP Awards 2026 showcased the standout actions and work of officers, staff, volunteers, and partner agencies.
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Our Team SWP Awards 2026 showcased the standout actions and work of officers, staff, volunteers, and partner agencies.
A man from Tonypandy has been jailed following a South Wales Police investigation.
A criminal defence solicitor who became involved in the supply of cocaine and class C drugs is among three men jailed following a major South Wales Police investigation.
Honouring the police officers who have died in the line of duty across the UK
49-year-old James Miller, from Sandfields, carried out multiple offences against the same victim between 1993 and 2001.
A man from the Gurnos has been jailed following a South Wales Police investigation.
A man from Bridgend has been jailed after carrying out a sexual offence against his victim.
Four Cardiff men have been jailed for drug offences after being caught by the South Wales Police Serious Organised Crime team.
A man has been jailed for various offences, following a South Wales Police investigation.
South Wales Police and Gwent Police have today launched a new online portal to help victims of crime stay informed about their case, reducing the worry and frustration of not knowing what is happening and making it easier to stay connected with officers.