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Burry Port

NPPT Llanelli Rural

Jayne Butler

Superintendent

Alan Davies

PCSO

David Evans

Inspector

Helen Fender

PCSO

Kaamil Garnie

Chief Inspector

Rebecca Gazzi

Sergeant

Caroline John

PCSO

Jarad Johnstone

Community Support Officer

Amy Jones

Sophie Jones

PCSO

Thomas Lewis

PCSO

Stephanie Mcallister

PCSO

Wayne Mcnally

Police Community Support Officer

Darren Morgan

Sergeant

Elen Morgan

PCSO

Catrin Nelson

Police community support officer

Edward Nicholl

PCSO

Richard Pearce

PCSO

Llinos Phillips

PCSO

Trudi Scandone

PCSO

Tom Stevens

PCSO

Alex Thomas

PCSO

Angharad Thomas

PCSO -ASB Tactical advisor

Cerys Thomas

PCSO

Steven Thomas

Chief Inspector

Craig Williams

PCSO

Daryl Williams

Police Constable

Elan Williams

PCSO

Nichola Williams

Licensing Officer

Sarah Williams

PCSO

Local Priority Issues

Priority	Action Taken
Targeting and Tackling anti-social behaviour within our town and communities. Issued 22 January 2026	Anti-social behaviour has been identified as a concern for our communities We will aim to target and reduce ASB within our communities through: Being visible at identified hot spot locations and arranging meet the street and joint visits with partner agencies to identify and resolve issues in these areas. NPPT officers will take positive action with any persons identified or deemed to be involved with ASB by utilising our ASB Power Tools such as: 'ASB Warning Letters' Actioned 20 April 2026
To tackle road safety issues and concerns in the Llanelli rural area. Issued 22 January 2026	Our communities have identified road safety as a concern and this will form part of our priorities. To address and target this NPPT officers will conduct speed awareness operations in partnership with the Roads Policing Unit and the Local Authority. We will also look to target those driving in an anti social manner within our communities. Hot spot areas such as car parks or areas that are frequented by these road users will form part of the monthly patrol plans Actioned 20 April 2026
Target drug dealing and trafficking in the Llanelli Rural area Issued 22 January 2026	The Llanelli rural residents have listed drug dealing and drug activity as a main concern within their survey's. To identify, address and target these offences we will: Actively gather intelligence in relation to any drug activity through engagement days within the communities at "Hub days" in areas to maximise community interaction with our NPPT officers. Officers will publicise their attendance online through Connects and social media to conduct various "Meet the team" days in identified areas of the local community where people can engage and discuss issues and pass information they feel relevant to target these offences. Any intelligence gathered will be collated and analysed and considered for relevant action Actioned 20 April 2026

Priority

Action Taken

Targeting and Tackling anti-social behaviour within our town and communities.

Issued 22 January 2026

Anti-social behaviour has been identified as a concern for our communities

We will aim to target and reduce ASB within our communities through:

Being visible at identified hot spot locations and arranging meet the street and joint visits with partner agencies to identify and resolve issues in these areas.

NPPT officers will take positive action with any persons identified or deemed to be involved with ASB by utilising our ASB Power Tools such as: 'ASB Warning Letters'

Actioned 20 April 2026

To tackle road safety issues and concerns in the Llanelli rural area.

Issued 22 January 2026

Our communities have identified road safety as a concern and this will form part of our priorities.
To address and target this NPPT officers will conduct speed awareness operations in partnership with the Roads Policing Unit and the Local Authority.

We will also look to target those driving in an anti social manner within our communities.

Hot spot areas such as car parks or areas that are frequented by these road users will form part of the monthly patrol plans

Actioned 20 April 2026

Target drug dealing and trafficking in the Llanelli Rural area

Issued 22 January 2026

The Llanelli rural residents have listed drug dealing and drug activity as a main concern within their survey's.

To identify, address and target these offences we will:
Actively gather intelligence in relation to any drug activity through engagement days within the communities at "Hub days" in areas to maximise community interaction with our NPPT officers.

Officers will publicise their attendance online through Connects and social media to conduct various "Meet the team" days in identified areas of the local community where people can engage and discuss issues and pass information they feel relevant to target these offences.

Any intelligence gathered will be collated and analysed and considered for relevant action

Actioned 20 April 2026

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