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From selling car insurance quotes, the ‘Go Compare’ star has now joined forces with Gwent Police in their battle against burglars. The opera singing cult figure of comparison website Gocompare.com’s TV adverts, played by Welsh tenor Wynne Evans, is starring in a new 40-second film aimed at reminding people of the importance of securing their homes. The film is part of Gwent Police’s efforts to reduce the area’s burglary rate, after recent crime figures revealed a 32 per cent rise in the number of burglaries committed in Gwent.
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A theft at Tesco in Glynneath is believed to be the largest single theft of fuel in the Neath Port Talbot area. Neath and Port Talbot police have confirmed that around 11,000 litres were stolen some time between 1am and 5am on Saturday (January 8, 2011). Sergeant Geraint Jenkins, of the Glynneath neighbourhood policing team, said: "A large box-type lorry was seen to enter the forecourt of the filling station on two occasions during the night. On the second occasion it was there for a length of time while the fuel was removed.”
An alarming rise in farm crime has been investigated in a special screened report on S4C’s countryside and farming series Ffermio. Farmers such as Lloyd Griffiths of Llanfynydd, Carmarthenshire have had to step up their security, since thieves have been targeting the area for their farm gates. A number of police forces have set up communication systems which enable farmers to contact them quickly if they spot intruders on their farms.
Comprising the most comprehensive set of figures yet, during the past 12 months burglars and people convicted of robbery were among those who were wrongly released from jail in England, Wales and Scotland. The Prison Service takes public protection extremely seriously, a spokesman for the Prison Service of England and Wales said. Wales at least does not figure anywhere in the top eight of those prison establishments where inmates were mistakenly released over past three years: Bristol, Avon, is top of the list with 8.
The police cuts timetable in England and Wales needs a rethink since it makes it hard to protect front-line services, says the Association of Police Authorities (APA). Budgeting measures over the next four years are due to start with 8% reductions in 2012-13, and a phasing-down in the years after that. The APA says "a sensible, realistic approach is necessary to realise the savings objectives and avoid long-term damage to policing capability". It added that the existing cuts timetable will result in fewer community support officers.
A councillor has criticised “life-threatening” parking which takes place when Cardiff City are at home. Ramesh Patel said he found dangerous parking on corners and junctions while walking around his Canton ward, which is a popular parking spot on Saturdays when the Bluebirds play at the Cardiff City Stadium. He said: “It is dangerous to the extent that it is putting people’s lives at risk. I am getting more and more of my constituents contacting me about it.”
When immigration officials searched caravans used as employee accommodation in a Gwynedd abattoir’s car park they discovered illegal workers. The offenders were of various nationalities, said the border control agency of the men (one of whom worked as a cleaner), at the Sher Foods depot in Caernarfon. Two were arrested and remain in detention pending their removal from the UK, while two others placed on immigration bail. They must report weekly to a local police station while arrangements are made to deport them.
A children’s entertainer is appealing to thieves to return his unicycle which has been stolen in Swansea. Uncle Sam lost the 6ft (2m) tall chrome giraffe unicycle during the theft. South Wales Police said they were investigating a break-in at an address in the Morriston area of the city. "They can hardly use it to ride around on, so what else can they do with it?" he said, adding it will be tough to replace: “You can’t just go down the road to the unicycle shop."