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Blaenoriaethau plismona

  • Blaenoriaeth:

    Camau a gymerwyd:

  • Blaenoriaeth:

    As a Neighbourhood Policing Team, we are supporting the local community by raising awareness of fraud and scam prevention, engaging with vulnerable residents, and working closely with partner agencies to identify and safeguard those at risk. 

    Fraud can be reported through REPORT FRAUD, the UK's national reporting centre for fraud and cyber crime. Reports can be made online at UK's Home for Reporting Cyber Crime & Fraud - Report Fraud or by calling 0300 123 2040.

    If the fraud is happening at the time, a suspect is present, or there is an immediate risk of harm, residents should call 999.

    For non-emergency police matters relating to fraud or concerns about vulnerable victims, reports can also be made via 101 or through local neighbourhood policing teams.

    Wedi'i roi 08 Gorffennaf 2026

    Camau a gymerwyd:

    We continue to work hard to support and educate our communities about the different types of fraud affecting individuals and how to recognise and avoid scams. On Tuesday 18 August, local PCSOs attended Minehead Community Hospital to deliver an informative fraud awareness talk to members of the community. The session provided practical advice on identifying common scams, protecting personal information, and reporting suspicious activity, helping residents stay safe from fraudsters.
    Please remember that falling victim to fraud is nothing to be embarrassed about. Fraudsters are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and many people from all walks of life have been targeted or affected by scams. It is likely that the true number of victims is even higher than recorded, as some people may feel reluctant to report what has happened. If you have been affected by fraud or believe you may have been targeted by a scam, please do not hesitate to seek support and report it. By reporting fraud, you can access help and potentially prevent others from becoming victims.
    Fraud can be reported through REPORT FRAUD, the UK’s national reporting centre for fraud and cyber crime. Reports can be made online at UK’s Home for Reporting Cyber Crime & Fraud – Report Fraud or by calling 0300 123 2040.
    If the fraud is happening at the time, a suspect is present, or there is an immediate risk of harm, residents should call 999.

    Camau wedi'u cymryd 20 Awst 2026

  • Blaenoriaeth:

    Through a proactive and partnership-based approach, we have been more effectively managing anti-social behaviour within the community. This has included conducting regular high-visibility patrols in identified hotspot areas, providing reassurance to residents and acting as a deterrent to offending behaviour. We have also strengthened our engagement with young people by attending school events and working closely with local schools to build positive relationships, improve trust, and promote responsible behaviour. In addition, we have held Acceptable Behaviour Contract (ABC) meetings with identified offenders, working alongside them and their families to understand underlying issues and explore positive interventions and support mechanisms to help manage and improve their behaviour. As a result of these combined efforts, we have seen a significant reduction in anti-social behaviour incidents, demonstrating the effectiveness of early intervention, community engagement, and problem-solving approaches.

    Wedi'i roi 30 Mehefin 2026

    Camau a gymerwyd:

    We are pleased to report a continued reduction in levels of anti-social behaviour within our communities. We are working closely with partner agencies to help ensure this trend continues and, when incidents do occur, we take a proactive approach to address issues early rather than simply reacting after the event. We are continuously out patrolling, whether this be by foot, by bike or by car, so if you see us please give us a wave! We are grateful for the ongoing support of our communities, whose willingness to report concerns has played a vital role in helping us identify problems and tackle them effectively. If you witness or experience anti-social behaviour, please do not hesitate to report it, no matter how big or small the issue may seem. Every report helps us build a clearer picture and enables us to take appropriate action to keep our communities safe and welcoming for everyone.

    Camau wedi'u cymryd 20 Awst 2026

  • Blaenoriaeth:

    We have been actively tackling shoplifting through a combination of prevention, engagement, and intelligence-led policing. High-visibility patrols are being conducted in key retail areas to deter offending and provide reassurance to businesses and members of the public. We have encouraged all retailers to report every incident of shoplifting, regardless of the value involved, as this enables us to build a more accurate picture of offending patterns, identify repeat offenders, and highlight the stores most frequently targeted. By working together, we can respond more efficiently to incidents, support retailers, and develop targeted strategies to reduce shoplifting and improve safety within the local business community.

    If you are experiencing issues with shoplifting, remember to report these issues to us through the correct channels. You can report:

    • Online via Report shoplifting
    • By phone
      • Call 999– for emergencies or if a crime is in progress.
      • Call 101– for non-emergency situations or to provide information about a crime
    • In-person– visit your local Police Stations during their operational hours

    Wedi'i roi 30 Mehefin 2026

    Camau a gymerwyd:

    Shoplifting has had a dramatic decline within our area, at this time. It does still occur, however we have had a drastic decline in reports and we are grateful to our community for the support and observations they have provided us.

    However, we still encourage retailers and members of the public to report all shoplifting incidents to us, regardless of the cost of the stolen goods. Every report helps us build a clearer picture of where offences are occurring, identify repeat offenders, understand which businesses are being targeted, and direct patrols to the areas most affected.
    Shoplifting has a significant impact on businesses, staff, and the wider community. It remains a policing priority, and we are committed to working with retailers and partners to prevent offences, identify those responsible, and take appropriate action wherever possible.
    By continuing to report incidents, you can help us target our resources effectively and support our efforts to tackle shoplifting in our communities.

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    Call 999 – for emergencies or if a crime is in progress.
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    In-person – visit your local Police Stations during their operational hours

    Camau wedi'u cymryd 20 Awst 2026

  • Blaenoriaeth:

    While reports of anti-social behaviour involving vehicles have recently decreased, this remains an ongoing issue that we continue to address proactively. We are conducting high-visibility patrols in both marked police vehicles and on foot during the daytime and evening periods, particularly in areas where concerns have previously been reported. Officers are also taking action against any dangerous or anti-social driving that is witnessed, ranging from providing words of advice and education to issuing Section 59 warnings where appropriate. We would encourage members of the public to continue reporting incidents, as this information helps us identify patterns and target our patrols effectively. If you witness anti-social vehicle use, please provide as much detail as possible, including the location, time, vehicle description, and registration number if it is safe to obtain, as this greatly assists us in taking positive action against those responsible.

    Wedi'i roi 30 Mehefin 2026

    Camau a gymerwyd:

    We have seen an increase in reports relating to car enthusiasts and anti-social driving, with a number of reports involving the same vehicles. In response, we are increasing our patrol presence in the areas highlighted by the community and will continue to take positive action when incidents are witnessed by officers or reported to us. Recent changes to Section 59 legislation mean that, depending on the circumstances and the level of anti-social use, a vehicle can now be issued with a Section 59 warning and seized without the need for a previous warning. We would encourage anyone who witnesses anti-social driving to report it to us and, where safe and possible, provide video footage or other evidence. This helps us identify offenders, take appropriate enforcement action, and reduce anti-social driving within our communities.
     
    If you are experiencing issues with dangerous drivers, remember to report these issues to us through the correct channels. You can report:

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    Call 999 – for emergencies or if a crime is in progress.
    Call 101 – for non-emergency situations or to provide information about a crime

    In-person – visit your local Police Stations during their operational hours

    Camau wedi'u cymryd 20 Awst 2026

  • Blaenoriaeth:

    We have received an increased number of reports regarding rogue traders operating within our area. If you see anything suspicious or out of the ordinary, please do not hesitate to report it to us.

    Thanks to information and intelligence provided by the community, we have been able to identify rogue traders while on patrol and ask them to leave the area. Your support is invaluable in helping us protect local residents. Please remember that reputable and legitimate companies do not usually turn up at your door uninvited offering services. Rogue traders may pressure you into agreeing to work, ask for cash payments, or use persistent sales tactics to make you say yes. If you experience this or have any concerns, please contact us straight away. Working together, we can help keep our community safe.

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      • Call 101– for non-emergency situations or to provide information about a crime
    • In-person– visit your local Police Stations during their operational hours

    Wedi'i roi 23 Gorffennaf 2026

    Camau a gymerwyd:

    We continue to receive reports of rogue traders operating within our communities. These individuals can be very persistent and often target people they perceive to be vulnerable, particularly those living on the outskirts of towns and villages. Rogue traders are often highly convincing and may offer services such as property maintenance, gardening, or roofing work. However, the work carried out is frequently of a poor standard and significantly overpriced. In many cases, they identify additional “problems” once a job has started, leading to further unnecessary work and increased costs. They may also rely on verbal agreements, leaving victims unaware of the full extent of the charges until the work has been completed.

    If a trader or company calls at your door unexpectedly and you have any concerns or suspicions, please report it to us. Any information or intelligence we receive helps us build a clearer picture of activity in the area, alert our officers and partner agencies, and take action to protect the community. By reporting suspicious door-to-door traders, you can help prevent others from becoming victims.

    Working together, we can help keep our community safe.

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    Call 999 – for emergencies or if a crime is in progress.
    Call 101 – for non-emergency situations or to provide information about a crime

    In-person – visit your local Police Stations during their operational hours

    Camau wedi'u cymryd 20 Awst 2026

  • Blaenoriaeth:

    Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) remains a key priority for our Neighbourhood Policing Team, with a particular focus on safeguarding children and young people.

    Our team has begun delivering student Walk & Talk sessions in local schools to support girls and female staff in sharing their experiences around safety, harassment, and unwanted behaviour. The first session has already taken place and was highly effective, providing valuable insight into how young people feel in different areas of the school and what changes would help them feel safer.

    Following this positive response, we will be expanding the Walk & Talk programme to other schools across the area. These sessions allow us to listen directly to those affected, identify practical improvements, and strengthen early intervention around Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG).

    Wedi'i roi 23 Gorffennaf 2026

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