Dyfed Powys Police are appealing for information following a sexual assault in Haverfordwest at about 2.30am on Sunday February 7 in a lane near the Post Office in Quay Street.

Public enquiry offices in stations across Dyfed Powys Police are getting a new look.

Refurbishment work is being undertaken at the main stations in the force as part of the professionalising customer service project.

Narberth residents were introduced to PC Alison Foley, their new Neighbourhood Policing Officer at the recent Police and Communities Together (PACT) meeting.

Suspected heroin with a street value of over £3,000 has been seized by police in Pembrokeshire as part of Operation Poker.

Pembrokeshire's Haverfordwest rural NPT have been supporting their local Farm Watch members by running a crime prevention initiative which includes the marking of machinery and equipment with SelectaDNA.

Pembrokeshire division of Dyfed-Powys Police is welcoming three new PCSOs to the county beat.

PCSO Olivia Jones, will be joining her father who is a PC at Fishguard Police Station and will be covering Fishguard, St Dogmaels and Cilegerran. She grew up in Dinas Cross and went to school in Fishguard.

Pembrokeshire's roads policing unit [RPU], spent 2009 keeping the roads of the county safe.

The RPU caught 141 more people driving whilst using a mobile phone than the previous year, issued 30 more speeding fines and took 385 vehicles off the road for not having the correct documentation.

Pembrokeshire's Youth Offending Team police officer has helped address anti-social behaviour.

PC Steve Richards is seconded to the YOT where his role involves administering the final warning scheme and reviewing all young people who come into contact with the police.

Student police officers in Pembrokeshire will be putting their new skills to the test in public at Haverfordwest next week.

The Initial Police Learning and Development Programme (IPLDP) is a programme aimed at the development of new police student officers.

Parking issues in Haverfordwest were set as the priority at the January Police and Communities Together meeting.

Residents complained about inconsiderate parking at Mount Airey school with people parking on double yellows, parking on pavements, obstructing the junction and causing congestion.