Welsh economy still set for £9bn hit thanks to 20mph

Responding to the news that Labour’s Transport Secretary, Ken Skates says that scrapping the 20mph altogether would be a “travesty”, Natasha Asghar MS, Shadow Transport Minister, said: “It’s a real shame despite the Labour Cabinet Secretary for Transport’s recent PR tour, and extensive media coverage stating that ‘change’ would be coming the default speed limit…

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Joint rail operation to safeguard children and adults from County Lines Exploitation in South Wales

The joint operation between British Transport Police, Gwent Police and South Wales Police saw the introduction of a wellbeing support hub working with local partners to safeguard those found to be caught up in County Lines on the rail network. The two-day operation (24-25 April) saw officers deployed at stations including Cardiff Central, Newport, Swansea…

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A 3-day Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) operation has yielded nice results for our Roads Policing officers.

A 3 day Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR) operation has yielded nice results for our Roads Policing officers. 2 anti-social driving warning notices were issued. If a continued manner of driving is observed, vehicles will be seized next time! 12 drivers were reported for licence/insurance offences and vehicles were seized. Traffic offence reports were issued…

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Criminals exploit vulnerable people, including children and those with mental health or addiction issues

County lines is the name given to drug dealing where organised criminal groups (OCGs) use phone lines to move and supply drugs, usually from cities into smaller towns and rural areas. They exploit vulnerable people, including children and those with mental health or addiction issues, by recruiting them to distribute the drugs. This is often…

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Responding to a written answer from Labour’s Cabinet Secretary for Transport, outlining that no plans were made with TfW to handle additional pressures over the Christmas period, Natasha Asghar MS, Shadow Transport Minister, said: “Despite the spin from the Cabinet Secretary, he doesn’t actually answer the question. One month of adequate service does not make…

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Replacement footbridge near Abercynon granted planning consent

Planning permission has been granted to replace the damaged Feeder Pipe Footbridge located between Abercynon and Quakers Yard – with an upgraded structure designed to be wider and also more resilient to future storm events. On Thursday, April 25, members of the Council’s Planning and Development Committee agreed with officer recommendations to approve the application…

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