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📲 💻 🗣️ Behind every call there’s a voice.💙 A voice that listens💙 A voice that reassures💙 A voice that asks the right q...
30/10/2026

📲 💻 🗣️

Behind every call there’s a voice.

💙 A voice that listens
💙 A voice that reassures
💙 A voice that asks the right questions
💙 A voice that helps get people the support they need

This International Control Room Week, we’re celebrating the voices behind the calls.

Could yours be one of them?

We are now recruiting Communications Operators to join our busy centre in St Asaph. Find out more about the role via: https://orlo.uk/wvpzF

🗓️ Closing date: 1st November

Shortly after 4.10pm this afternoon, North Wales Police attended an incident in the Mold Road area of Wrexham. Trained N...
29/10/2026

Shortly after 4.10pm this afternoon, North Wales Police attended an incident in the Mold Road area of Wrexham.
Trained Negotiators were deployed to the scene and after protracted negotiation the incident was brought to a safe conclusion.
Following the incident a male in his 30s was arrested for criminal damage and public order offences.
We thank the public for their patience during the incident.

UPDATE: Officers and trained negotiators worked to bring the incident to a safe conclusion as quickly as possible, and we apologise for the significant disruption caused.

Don’t blend in - stand out to stay safe!If you’re walking near roads and don’t have reflective or fluorescent gear, wear...
29/10/2026

Don’t blend in - stand out to stay safe!

If you’re walking near roads and don’t have reflective or fluorescent gear, wearing something white, bright, or colourful can make a big difference in helping drivers spot you 👀

School uniforms are often dark, so adding reflective stripes, armbands, or badges to bags and coats is a smart way to boost visibility.

Fluorescent for daytime ☀️ Reflective for night time 🌙

Let’s help each other stay safe on the roads, every step counts.

28/10/2026

The NWP Drone Unit are celebrating their achievements within the first five years of being introduced to the force.

The team has transformed North Wales’s policing air support and now play a critical role in searching for vulnerable people, containing scenes of police activity and securing evidence to make North Wales the safest place to live, work and visit in the UK.

This year alone, drone pilots have found 35 missing or vulnerable people and 55 suspects of criminal investigations.

Read more about the team: https://orlo.uk/7eeFU

Heading out trick-or-treating this Halloween? 🎃Remember:🍬 Stay with friends, family or a responsible adult🍬 Stick to wel...
28/10/2026

Heading out trick-or-treating this Halloween? 🎃

Remember:
🍬 Stay with friends, family or a responsible adult
🍬 Stick to well-lit areas
🍬 Only visit homes that welcome trick-or-treaters
🍬 Be respectful of people's property
🍬 Avoid carrying or throwing eggs, flour or anything that could cause damage

Please also respect homes displaying a "No Trick or Treat" poster.

Read more about Op Bang on our website 👉 https://orlo.uk/ozs7w

The Paws Off Duty 2027 Calendar is here! 🐾Featuring some of North Wales Police's incredible serving and retired police d...
27/10/2026

The Paws Off Duty 2027 Calendar is here! 🐾

Featuring some of North Wales Police's incredible serving and retired police dogs, the 2027 calendar helps raise vital funds for retired police dogs once they clock “off duty”.

Thanks to your support, last year's calendar raised an amazing £3,600 for the charity, helping retired police dogs receive the care and support they deserve in retirement.

Calendars are just £9.99, featuring a different police dog each month. Every purchase helps support retired police dogs 🩵

Order yours today here 👉 https://orlo.uk/XLiFm

Thank you for helping us give something back to these four-legged heroes.

Paws Off Duty

Officers are renewing their appeal for information one month following the tragic discovery of Baby Ceri’s body on the B...
27/10/2026

Officers are renewing their appeal for information one month following the tragic discovery of Baby Ceri’s body on the Bangor shoreline.

An investigation was launched on 27 September to find out the circumstances of her death and to locate her mother, who has not yet been identified.

All possible lines of enquiry are being followed, and we are continuing to work with experts on several specialist tests, which we hope may provide us with new avenues to explore.

In the last month, officers have reviewed hundreds of hours of CCTV footage, responded to submissions from the public and distributed over 2000 leaflets to those living and working locally.

Superintendent Llinos Davies said: “We remain determined to get answers for Baby Ceri.

“Officers are tirelessly investigating the circumstances surrounding her death and are continuing to appeal to her mother, father or family to come forward.

“This has been a heartbreaking case for the community of Bangor and beyond.

“The support and compassion we’ve received has been unwavering as we continue to appeal for any information that could be relevant to finding out what happened to Baby Ceri.

“Our dedicated phone line for Baby Ceri’s mother remains available at all times to speak to a trained specialist who will listen and support her.”

Behind every response, there are people listening, questioning, reassuring and coordinating.This International Control R...
26/10/2026

Behind every response, there are people listening, questioning, reassuring and coordinating.

This International Control Room Week, we’re celebrating the people who are there when the public needs us.

Could you be one of them?

We are now recruiting both temporary and permanent Communications Operators to join our busy Control Room based in St Asaph – answering 999 and non-emergency calls.

Find out more via: https://orlo.uk/NVBzQ

Closing date: 1st November

☎️ Who you gonna call?Not every issue needs reporting to the police. Help us keep emergency services available for those...
26/10/2026

☎️ Who you gonna call?

Not every issue needs reporting to the police. Help us keep emergency services available for those who need them most by contacting the right agency in the right way.

👮 Anti-social behaviour or public safety concerns? Report to North Wales Police via our website for non-emergencies.

🏛️ Issues involving fireworks sales, noise nuisance, littering or fly-tipping? Contact your local authority.

By reporting issues to the correct organisation, we can all work together to keep our communities safe.

Learn more about our partners 👉 https://orlo.uk/OOyTH

** ROAD CLOSED - A542 - Horseshoe Pass **Following a Road Traffic Collision, the A542 (Horseshoe Pass) is currently clos...
25/10/2026

** ROAD CLOSED - A542 - Horseshoe Pass **

Following a Road Traffic Collision, the A542 (Horseshoe Pass) is currently closed.

Please avoid the area, and consider alternative routes where possible.

Thank you for your patience and co-operation whilst emergency services are in attendance.

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