Every day, police officers and staff go above and beyond to provide an excellent service to our communities, often putting themselves in harm’s way to serve others

Here are the stories of some of those who were recognised in our latest set of Chief Constable’s Commendations: *** Detective Constable Vincent Jones Over 18 months DC Jones conducted a thorough investigation into a historic sexual assault, identifying further witnesses and lines of enquiry. After a lengthy legal process the suspect was eventually found…

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Arbed Scheme takes aim at Fuel Poverty and Carbon Emissions

Warm Homes Scheme   Arbed am Byth Scheme  https://www.arbedambyth.wales/eng/home.html must be selective residents who qualify for funding?  Step one Eligibility Coming soon?  Step 2 Feasibility Coming soon? Step 3 Satisfaction Coming soon? Below RCT Council PR An energy scheme aimed at addressing fuel poverty has provided 113 Homes in Penrhiwceiber with new heat and cost-saving energy measures since…

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Representing Wales: Literature Wales’ Professional Development

Programme for Under-represented Writers    The second round of Literature Wales’ professional development programme for writers, Representing Wales, has been launched, with the aim of seeing writers from low-income backgrounds reach their long-term writing ambitions. Literature Wales wants the literary culture of Wales to truly represent the variety and diversity of the population. There are still substantial differences…

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Mumbles Oyster Wharf stays public

The Open Spaces Society has welcomed the news that Oyster Wharf, part of the seafront at Mumbles, will remain a public place. In 2017, the application was made by Nextcolour Ltd to Swansea Council for planning permission for development at Oyster Wharf, in which the wharf was described as: ‘Area to be closed off to vehicles…and used…

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A flood map for planning

The Cynon floodplain seems to be getting wetter. It is not clear why this is happening. It may be due to the closure of collieries that pumped groundwater to keep the pits dry, or it may be due to increased rainfall and runoff arising from climate change. Climate change is likely to lead to more…

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