Neighbourhood Policing knife awareness event in Penarth marks halfway point of south Wales ...
Since the launch of the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee in south Wales, NPTs have seen an uplift in activity
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Since the launch of the Neighbourhood Policing Guarantee in south Wales, NPTs have seen an uplift in activity
The victim in the Riverside murder investigation has been formally identified as her family pay tribute.
Tyshane Brown, 30, from Weymouth; George Miles-Williams, 23, from Hereford; and Luke Williams, 19, from Hereford have all been found guilty.
40-year-old Dean Kelshaw, from Swansea city centre, was stop-searched in the street in June and found to be in possession of a large quantity of cash and a mobile phone receiving a high number of incoming phone calls.
Following the launch of a murder investigation earlier today (August 21), detectives are now appealing for information.
37-year-old Leah Church, from Tonyrefail, was found guilty of multiple counts of cruelty to children and a sexual offence at Swansea Crown Court on August 15.
We're investigating a collision on the A4106 Bridgend Road in Tythegston, Bridgend, at 1:50pm on July 1. Kenneth Bright died as a result of the incident.
39-year-old Ross Milward, from Townhill sent voice notes to the victim threatening to smash a glass in her face, to damage her vehicle and to attend her place of work and assault her colleagues.
The Information Commissioner’s Office has today published the findings of an audit of the use of Facial Recognition Technology by South Wales and Gwent Police.
A man who sexually abused and raped a woman then tried to claim she dreamt the ordeal has been jailed.