Crime prevention roadshows for Carmarthenshire

Carmarthenshire's community safety team is hitting the road this Christmas to spread some festive crime prevention advice.
A number of roadshows are being held across the county and residents are being urged to go along and meet their local Neighbourhood Policing Team as well as pick up essential safety advice and crime prevention tips.
The roadshows are being held on/at:
• Tuesday, December 14 – Co-op, Llandovery
• Tuesday, December 14 – Co-op. Llandeilo
• Wednesday. December 15 - Co-op, Cross Hands
• Thursday, December 15 – CKs, Pontyberem
Community Safety Inspector Tony Ward said: “Carmarthenshire is one of the safest places to live in the UK and we want to keep it that way. We want to remind the public that by following some simple steps we can all reduce the likelihood of becoming a victim of crime this Christmas.”
The Community Safety Partnership is made up of representatives from the county council, police, fire service and other agencies and aims to make the county a safer place to live, work and visit.

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