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What police say they are focusing on in each Cardiff neighbourhood

Vehicle crime, off-road motorbikes & illegal vehicle use and drug dealing are the most common priorities.

Neighbourhood policing teams across Cardiff have published the issues they say they are concentrating on. The most common are vehicle crime, off-road motorbikes & illegal vehicle use and drug dealing.

NeighbourhoodCurrent priorities
AdamsdownIssues in Hostels; Autocrime in Knox Car Park; E-bikes and Drug Dealing
ButetownDrug Dealing & Drug Related ASB in Christina Street and Surrounding areas
CaerauDrug use and dealing; ASB The Hub / Home Bargains / Lidl; Off-road motorbikes & illegal vehicle use
CantonShoplifting & retail crime; Vehicle crime; Off-road motorbikes & illegal vehicle use
CathaysASB; Vehicle Crime; Shoplifting & Retail Crime
CyncoedRoad Safety; Vehicle crime
ElyOff-road motorbikes & illegal vehicle use
FairwaterAnti Social Behaviour Beechley Drive
GabalfaStudent Related Issues; Drug Dealing; Shoplifting and Retail Crime
GrangetownShoplifting - Cardiff Bay Retail Park
HeathVehicle crime
Lisvane and ThornhillNuisance motorbikes / scooters; Vehicle crime
LlandaffParking concerns and Road safety & Speeding
Llandaff NorthDrug dealing and off-road bikes
LlanishenDrugs and associated ASB issues
LlanrumneyDrugs and associated ASB issues
PentwynVehicle crime
Pentyrch and St. FagansRoad Safety & Speeding; Anti-Social Behaviour
PenylanVehicle crime
PlasnewyddShoplifting and Retail Crime; Anti-social behaviour; Drug Dealing
Pontprennau and Old St. MellonsNeighbour disputes - Rhodfa Price
RadyrRoad Safety & Speeding; Anti-Social Behaviour
RhiwbinaRoad Safety
RiversideVehicle crime - theft of/from cars; Off-road motorbikes & illegal vehicle use; Anti-social behaviour
RumneyVehicle crime
SplottE-bikes; Anti-Social Behaviour; Drug Dealing
TrowbridgeVehicle nuisance - local business parks / Hendre lake; Drug dealing
Whitchurch and TongwynlaisRetail Crime & Shoplifting; Vehicle crime

Priorities are set by South Wales Police neighbourhood teams, usually after public meetings and surveys.

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Source: South Wales Police via data.police.uk / Open Government Licence v3.0. Spotted a mistake? See corrections and removals.