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Anti-Social Behaviour
Issued 01 May 2026
Your neighbourhood officers are committed to tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB) through engagement, collaborative working and problem solving. Everybody has the right to feel safe in their community, and we’ll take robust action against those acting disorderly and those who have an adverse impact on the wellbeing of our towns.
We will be conducting more foot patrols around the hot spot areas where ASB is happening. We will also be working with other agencies such as youth clubs to organise events so that youths can have more opportunities to have somewhere to go.
Actioned 01 May 2026
Drugs & Related Issues
Issued 01 May 2026
Through a tailored balance between enforcement and engagement, we’re tackling the supply of illegal drugs in your area. The team will proactively patrol hotspot areas, providing a visible deterrent against offending. Officers will continue to conduct both plain clothes and high visibility patrols across the ward to target anti-social behaviour and drug use.
Actioned 01 May 2026
Speeding
Issued 01 May 2026
We will be tackling speeding in the area by working with partner agencies such as GoSafe and South Wales Fire & Rescue Service through a mix of enforcement and education.