Current activities and recent events
Take a look below to find out about recent events, projects and initiatives supported by Bridgend Community Safety Partnership.
| Operation Bounce Visited Door Supervisors | |
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South Wales Police has teamed up with the Security Industry Authority and carried out a full scale police operation inspecting the door supervisors in the area last night. |
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| Operation Emboss 2 - Tackling bus crime in Bettws | |
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South Wales Police operation to tackle anti-social behaviour on First Cymru buses in Bettws, Bridgend. |
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| Scrambler annoyance in the Garw Valley | |
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The Garw Valley Neighbourhood Policing Team has carried out an operation to tackle scrambler bike annoyance, and illegal motor vehicle anti social behaviour. This latest operation as part of Operation Gower, builds on other recent off road operations, namely Operation Palmair, and Operation Dusk |
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| Targeting Untaxed Vehicles | |
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South Wales Police traffic wardens and DVLA clamping unit carry out operation to target untaxed vehicles throughout the borough of Bridgend |
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| Community Safety and Welfare | |
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Meet Emma-Louise Maher, Bridgend County Borough Councils newly recruited Community Safety and Welfare Officer. |
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| Targeting illegal vehicle trading in Porthcawl | |
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A joint operation to tackle illegal vehicle trading has been carried at a number of locations in Bridgend County Borough. Among the areas targeted was the Esplanade and Sea Front at Porthcawl. The operation involved officers from Bridgend County Borough Council Trading Standards Service, Neighbourhood Policing Officers, and Vehicle Examiners from the Vehicle and Operator Services Agency (VOSA). |
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| Off-roaders warned to keep out of Kenfig Nature Reserve | |
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| South Wales Police operation targets scrambler bike annoyance | |
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The Neighbourhood Policing Teams from Maesteg and Bridgend have carried out an operation to target scrambler bike annoyance. The operation named Palmair, also involved the South Wales Police Off Road Unit, along with cross-divisional support from off road officers from the Neath Port Talbot Division. |
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| Extended hours for kebab shop turned down | |
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A Bridgend town centre kebab shop was refused extended trading hours at the first local appeal under the new licensing laws. |
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| Blaengarw school pupils on Zig Zag Patrol | |
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The pupils of Blaengarw Primary School, Bridgend, have this morning carried out a patrol aimed at stopping vehicles parking on the schools zig zag lines. The school council members, Demi Ward (aged 10), Emily Richards (aged 10), Cian Johns (aged 10), and Will Jones (aged 7), who carried out the patrol, were accompanied by Bridgend County Borough Council Road Safety Officer Simon Ladbrook. |
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