North Wales officers support Operation London Bridge in Scotland and London
A number of officers from across North Wales Police were on duty in both Scotland and London over the last ten days, as part of Operation London Bridge
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A number of officers from across North Wales Police were on duty in both Scotland and London over the last ten days, as part of Operation London Bridge
A pioneering collaboration between North Wales Police and a forensic research team will provide invaluable support to future livestock attack investigations.
Sunny Bennet, 7, has been commended by Inspector Luke Hughes for his courage after calling 999 when he found his mum unresponsive
Statement: Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II
North Wales Police and Gwynedd Council are warning people of the dangers of the site, and to stay away for their own safety
Police and fire officers will take to the field in support of a North Wales children’s hospice next month.
Inspector Gavin Gilmore said he could not have picked out a more challenging or rewarding career for himself
North Wales Police is reminding drivers to take care on the region’s roads as we head into the Bank Holiday weekend.
PC Heidi Goldsack put her years of experience in the Army to good use when she became the first female North Wales Police officer to become a Dedicated Football Officer (DFO) in 2014
PC Clare Larkey-Jones won an award for single-handedly stepping in to stop a gang beating up a defenceless man