Road Safety Wales campaign shines a spotlight on the increased risk to motorcyclists
There were 536 motorcyclist casualties recorded by police in Wales in 2023 with 268 of those being killed or seriously injured.
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There were 536 motorcyclist casualties recorded by police in Wales in 2023 with 268 of those being killed or seriously injured.
Officers in Butetown and Grangetown have been given extra powers to prevent gatherings, illegal use of fireworks and associated anti-social behaviour.
Police in Cardiff are continuing to investigate the disappearance of Charlene Hobbs who hasn’t been seen for several months.
Police in Cardiff are investigating the disappearance of a 37-year-old woman from the Riverside area.
Joseph Tanetta was one of two men who attacked a 27-year-old man as he was walking home from a night out in Cardiff city centre.
The 100th use of nasal naloxone to save a life by South Wales Police officers and PCSOs has taken place.
Officers searched their vehicle - and found hundreds of pounds in cash, Rambo-style knives, and digital scales.
When You Are Ready focuses on encouraging victims and survivors of child sexual abuse and exploitation to reach out for support.
Following a Proceeds of Crime Act hearing at Cardiff Crown Court, all five have been ordered to pay back the money they earned from their crimes.
Raymond Skene, from Splott, Cardiff, pleaded guilty to two counts of indecent assault and gross indecency with a child.