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Gabalfa ward covers

The Gabalfa PACT ward comprises the area to the east of the Gabalfa Flyover. It covers Tesco Western Avenue and the Eastern section of the Mynachdy Estate. The Ward is bounded by North Road as far as Maindy Road to the east and Allensbank Road to the south.

Gabalfa is an established residential area with a strong sense of community. Close by are the popular shopping  streets of Whitchurch Road and Crwys Road there is a wide variety of small shops and restaurants in the locality.  

Your local neighbourhood policing team are PC Kris Jones, PCSO Gemma Richards and PCSO Tiago Mil-Homens. They patrol both on foot  and bicylce to maintain a high visibility presence and promote community reassurance. Please stop them for a chat.

Police Station Address: Cathays Police Station, Crwys Rd, Cardiff,CF24 4NA

Your nearest Police Station open to the public is Cardiff Central, King Edward V11 Avenue, Cathays Park 


Officer
I am the Gabalfa ward contact:
PCSO Gemma Richards
Telephone: 07825262489
Email: gemma.richards@south-wales.pnn.police.uk
Address: Cathays Police Station

Mobile phone numbers are provided so that you can speak to your local officers about local issues, not for reporting crimes and incidents. Please use the numbers at the top of this page to report crimes and incidents. Please continue to use 999 for all emergencies.

Next PACT meeting is...

Date:
12/06/2013
Venue:
St Josephs RC Social Club, Whitchurch Rd at 7pm
Summary:


[ See PACT meeting details ]

PACT Priorities

To view information on the priorities click the link. The current priorities are:

  1. Priority 1
    Road Safety Issues
    Location: throughout ward

[ View PACT Priority Archives ]

Find out what PACT meetings are and what are PACT priorities

PACT Projects

To view information on a PACT Project click the link. The current PACT Projects are:

Whitchurch Road Business PACT
South Wales Police are liaising with local business in order to set up a PACT meeting for the business managers/owners on Whitchurch Rd. The first 'drop in' PACT washeld on Tuesday 7th July from 9:00 am - 12pm at the Pretence coffee shop on Whitchurch Rd. All local businesses and interested parties are invited to come along and meet their local neighbourhood policing team.
Improved Publicity for Future PACT Meetings
PACT Publicity. Priority to find new publicity opportunities to raise the profile of PACT and encourage greater community attendance and participation at PACT meetings. – prepare PACT poster. – liaise with Real Radio – raise at Business PACT drop in surgery – coordinate poster display at local public places (Dr surgeries, Maindy Pool, Schools, Churches, etc.) – leaflet drop local streets and houses. Priority Objective – To raise awareness and increase PACT meeting attendance.
Bogus Caller Safety Zones
Vulnerable people living in the Gabalfa, Whitchurch Rd, Mynachdy areas are at risk of becoming victims of bogus callers at their homes. Local police officers in partnership with Trading Standards are identifying clusters of streets with a high proportion of vulnerable people living there. We are going to begin this scheme with the ‘Colony’ Rds leading from Whitchurch Rd, e.g. Canada Rd, Australia Rd and Africa Gardens. These streets will be designated ‘safe zones’ with signage being placed at the entrance to the streets to this effect. Identified properties will be visited by an officer from Trading Standards, who will offer advice and an information pack informing residents how to deal with unknown callers at their home. Home security advice will also be offered at these visits and referrals made to ‘Homesafe’ where appropriate in order that locks, safety catch etc may be added or upgraded. This is a six month project that will be reviewed at the end of this time and hopefully expanded to other areas.

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