Carmarthenshire crime in September: 1,364 offences reported, almost unchanged from August

Police recorded 1,364 crimes and anti-social behaviour incidents across 64 Carmarthenshire neighbourhoods in September 2026, almost unchanged from August (1,362).

Carmarthen Town South had the most reports (117), followed by Tyisha (99) and Glanymor (84). City-centre neighbourhoods usually top the table because of shops, nightlife and footfall, not because residents there are more at risk.

The sharpest rise was in Tyisha, up 74% on August, while Trimsaran was down 61% on August.

Neighbourhood by neighbourhood

Neighbourhood	September	August	Change
Carmarthen Town South	117	100	+17
Tyisha	99	57	+42
Glanymor	84	99	−15
Bigyn	76	70	+6
Carmarthen Town North	70	71	−1
Llanelli Town Centre	60	45	+15
Hengoed	40	30	+10
Ammanford	39	44	−5
Carmarthen Town West	37	32	+5
Llangunnor	36	30	+6
Lliedi	36	41	−5
Llwynhendy	35	50	−15
Elli	28	30	−2
Burry Port	27	35	−8
Saron	26	21	+5
Felinfoel	26	18	+8
Kidwelly	25	20	+5
Bynea	25	24	+1
Dafen	22	34	−12
Garnant	20	22	−2
Tumble	20	28	−8
Pembrey	19	20	−1
St. Clears	18	15	+3
Llandeilo	18	23	−5
Glanamman	17	16	+1
Cenarth	17	17	0
Llandovery	16	21	−5
Pontamman	15	17	−2
Betws	15	9	+6
Llangeler	15	12	+3
Quarter Bach	14	17	−3
Pontyberem including Bancffosfelin and Mynddycerrig	14	11	+3
Whitland	13	14	−1
Llandybie	13	21	−8
St. Ishmael	13	13	0
Llanybydder	13	12	+1
Llangennech	12	21	−9
Penygroes including Blaenau and Caerbryn	11	6	+5
Llanegwad	11	6	+5
Cynwyl Elfed	10	11	−1
Laugharne	9	13	−4
Hendy	9	9	0
Trimsaran	9	23	−14
Drefach	9	8	+1
Abergwili	8	5	+3
Llanboidy	8	3	+5
Cross Hands	8	16	−8
Llangyndeyrn	7	13	−6
Swiss Valley	7	6	+1
Llanfihangel-ar-Arth	7	12	−5
Cwm-twrch	7	12	−5
Glyn	6	6	0
Llangadog	6	2	+4
Llansteffan	5	5	0
Llanddarog including Llanarthne and Porthyrhyd	5	6	−1
Cynwyl Gaeo	5	4	+1
Cefneithin & Foelgastell	5	2	+3
Tycroes	4	12	−8
Gorslas including Maesybont	4	4	0
Manordeilo and Salem	4	3	+1
Llannon	3	5	−2
Cilycwm	3	1	+2
Trelech	2	3	−1
Llanfihangel Aberbythych	2	6	−4
Carmarthenshire total	1,364	1,362	+2

Figures are from Dyfed-Powys Police street-level data on data.police.uk, published monthly about two months in arrears. They count reports, not convictions, and can be revised.