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Maesydderwen school closed for second day as police investigate telephone threat

Maesydderwen Comprehensive School in Ystradgynlais remains closed on Tuesday after a development in the police investigation into a telephone threat…

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New data suggests Mid and West Wales have seen some of the biggest increases in home break-ins in the UK

New data from the Office of National Statistics suggests Dyfed Powys Police areas, Powys, Carmarthenshire and Ceredigion have seen some…

Dyfed Powys Police Chief announces retirement

The Chief Constable of the police force serving Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion, Pembrokeshire, and Powys announced his retirement from policing after a…

Over £860,000 of Cannabis seized in one week during police crackdown

Over 70% of the drugs seized were from Llanelli, Burry Port and Kidwelly.

Radnor Hills acquires Highland Spring Group’s Welsh production site

Leading soft drinks maker Radnor Hills has acquired Highland Spring Group’s Welsh production site.

Second body discovered at Neath Valley waterfalls

A second body has been found at Ystradfellte Falls close to Glynneath following a large scale search and rescue operation…

Emergency services search continues as body found at Neath Valley waterfalls with second woman still missing

Dyfed Powys Police have confirmed that a body of a woman has been found at Ystradfellte Falls close to Glynneath.

Mountain rescue teams called to aid of man who jumped off Neath Valley waterfall and suffered spinal injuries

Mountain rescue teams and coastguard helicopters were scrambled to help a man who jumped off Sgwd Gwladus waterfalls near Glynneath…

Revealed: Britain’s most dangerous roads are in Wales

A study has revealed that Britain’s most dangerous roads are in Wales, with Powys topping out the list. Swansea is…

Small Swansea Valley town to hold celebration of African culture

Ystradgynlais may be a small Swansea Valley town, but it's set to celebrate the warmth of African culture thanks to…

Drivers in Dyfed-Powys police area least likely to have car stolen

New research has shown that drivers in Dyfed-Powys police's area are the least likely to have their car stolen in…

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