Current activities and recent events
Take a look below to find out about recent events, projects and initiatives supported by Bridgend Community Safety Partnership.
| Wales rugby league stars promote Operation Bang (Be a nice guy) | |
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The Be A Nice Guy (BANG) campaign is run by the Safer Bridgend Community Safety Partnership at this time every year to encourage people to respect the people and property surrounding them while out having fun and to remember the Firework Code. Read these tips to help you Be A Nice Guy this Halloween and Bonfire Night. |
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| Operation Firefly successful in reducing Anti social behaviour | |
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Operation Firefly was run by Police and partner agencies throughout the weekends of August to try to reduce anti-social behaviour throughout BridgendCounty. |
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| Operation Turtle and Operation Stealth a success in Porthcawl | |
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Porthcawl Neighbourhood Policing Team conducted Operation ‘Turtle’ on the 7th of October 2008 this entailed numerous Drugs warrants being executed in the Porthcawl sector. |
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| Alleygates in Bridgend Town Centre | |
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Alley gates have been installed in two recess areas in Elder Lane, Bridgend Town Centre. The funding was provided by the Community Safety Partnership and will be maintained by the Physical Regeneration Team of BCBC |
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| New school PACT representatives | |
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A meeting was held between Porthcawl Police officers and the school council for Porthcawl Comprehensive School to discuss issues that pupils may have and to make them aware of the PACT Meetings held in their areas. |
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| All Shook up | |
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During the weekend of 25th, 26th and 27th of September, it was now or never as Porthcawl was all shook up with Elvis fever. |
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| Brackla link sports event | |
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During the summer holidays 2008 Brackla Junior School was host to the LINK sporting event encouraging youths between the ages 8-16 to try their hand at football, basketball and other sporting activities. |
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| Royal Welsh Regiment - Freedom of the Bridgend Borough Parade | |
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On the morning of Saturday, 30th August, 2008, the 2nd Battalion Royal Welsh received the Freedom of Bridgend which included a presentation outside the Civic Offices and a march through the Town Centre, to the Cenotaph and then back to Bridgend Recreation Centre for a Civic Reception. |
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| Celtic Crusaders tag rugby festival | |
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Celtic Crusaders in conjunction with Safer Bridgend and South Wales Police organised a tag festival on Friday 15th August at Porthcawl RFC from 6 till 9pm for children from around Bridgend aged between 10 and 16 years as part of operation Firefly. |
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| Operation Bumble bee targeting anti social use of vehicles in Porthcawl | |
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On Sunday between 1300 hrs and 1900 hrs Operation Bumble bee took place targeting the anti - social use of cars and motorcycles in Porthcawl. |
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