80th anniversary of appointment of south Wales’ first female police officer: Winifred ...
80th anniversary of appointment of south Wales’ first female police officer: Winifred Stephens
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80th anniversary of appointment of south Wales’ first female police officer: Winifred Stephens
“Swansea and the wider community are better off now that these men have been all been sent to prison.”
South Wales Police teams have been thanked after their efforts helped bring a serial child sex offender to justice.
The family and partner of David Rogers, 58, who died in hospital following an incident in Pencoed on Saturday, February 28, have paid tributes to their loved one.
Liam Walters, 26, of Pencoed, has been charged with the murder of 58-year-old David Rogers.
A man has been jailed after admitting being concerned in the supply of cocaine.
Jamie Lewis 33, from Pontypridd was sentenced in Cardiff Crown Court.
The police investigation into the serious incident which happened in Pencoed in the early hours of Saturday, February 28, is now being treated as murder.
Officers have seized a further 13 illegal e-bikes and scooters during a recent deployment in Cardiff
A man has been jailed after he stole from a shop and assaulted a member of staff before he jumped into a river to avoid being caught.