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Whilst knife crime remains low in North Wales in comparison to other parts of the country – North Wales Police are committed to tackling serious violence by working closely with partner agencies and other organisations to ensure the region that is safe and feels safe.
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This week (14-18 November) is #NationalSafeguardingWeek, which aims to promote awareness around types of abuse, to explain where to access support and advise on how to stop it happening.
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This week two attestation ceremonies have been held in Anglesey for our latest Mini Police recruits.
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Ex Police Officer loses claim at Employment Tribunal
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An operation has been launched in Wrexham in a bid to reduce twilight burglary offences.
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Police warn they will be actively seeking to identify and arrest those suspected of involvement in the Oldham football disorder
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North Wales Police welcomes its new Chief Constable, Amanda Blakeman
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North Wales Police volunteer wins award for outstanding contribution to policing
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Increased patrols will be in effect as part of matchday policing arrangements
Following a series of high value thefts in the Gwynedd South area, we are urging the public to take extra steps to protect their valuable possessions from thieves.