Statement regarding social media coverage of Swansea protest
Statement regarding social media coverage of Swansea protest
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Statement regarding social media coverage of Swansea protest
Henry Steven Wilson, 54, pleaded guilty to 9 counts, including 22 counts of rape against a child.
Police staff and officers have been thanked for their work over the festive period, with more than 14,000 calls being received between December 23 and January 1
Two women are in custody after an assault and robbery of a 72-year-old female on High Street, Swansea on Friday morning (5th January).
A man has been sentenced to six years imprisonment with an extended licence period of three years, following the death of Luke Higgins in Butetown, Cardiff.
Detectives investigating the discovery of the bodies of two babies at an address in Wildmill, Bridgend in November 2022 have charged two people.
Tribute to victim of fatal collision in Mountain Ash: Jordan Williams
Barry drug dealers jailed after being found with over 60kg of illegal drugs
In a statement, the family of 80-year-old Pamela Griffiths, known as Pam, described her as “a caring soul with a huge zest for life”.
The KPMs have been announced for Assistant Chief Constable Jason Davies and Edward Ough, a former Superintendent now in a staff role.