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Criminal cases prosecuted by the CPS are in the news every day, along with a range of issues relating to our work – from violence against women and girls and hate crime, to support for victims and witnesses, statistics and speeches.

To ensure greater openness in the reporting of criminal proceedings, the CPS, the police and media representatives developed a joint protocol for working together.

Here you can find our latest news stories and search for others. You can also find additional details about a number of high-profile cases and the work of the CPS.

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Showing 51 - 60 of 88 results for area "Cymru/Wales"

Dedfrydu cyn-heddwas a wnaeth gamddefnyddio’i bwerau

Mae cyn-Gwnstabl Heddlu De Cymru wedi cael ei ddedfrydu/garcharu am gyfathrebu’n amhriodol â dioddefwyr troseddau yn ogystal â chael perthynas rywiol â nhw.

| Press Release , Cymru/Wales News

Former police officer who abused his powers sentenced

A former South Wales Police Constable has been jailed for inappropriately communicating with and having sexual relationships with victims of crime.

| Press Release , Cymru/Wales News

CPS authorises further charges against former police officer for child sexual offences

The CPS has authorised further charges against former police officer Lewis Anthony Edwards in relation to 54 child sexual offences.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Aelodau Gang Troseddau Cyfundrefnol wedi’u dedfrydu am droseddau’n ymwneud â chyffuriau a chryptoarian

Mae deuddeg o bobl wedi’u dedfrydu yn Llys y Goron Caerdydd am gynllwynio i gyflenwi cyffuriau a chuddio’r enillion gan ddefnyddio cryptoarian.

| Press Release , Drug offences , Cymru/Wales News

Organised Crime Gang sentenced for offences involving drugs and cryptocurrency

Twelve people have been sentenced at Cardiff Crown Court for their roles in conspiring to supply drugs and hiding the proceeds using cryptocurrency.

| Press Release , Drug offences , Cymru/Wales News

Domestic abuse murderer sentenced to life imprisonment

A man who murdered his partner in the Caerphilly area has been sentenced to life imprisonment at Newport Crown Court.

| Press Release , Violent crime , Cymru/Wales News

Protesters sentenced for conspiracy to damage property

A group of protesters who caused over £1m worth of damage to a factory in Presteigne have been sentenced at Mold Crown Court.

| Press Release , Violent crime , Cymru/Wales News

Carcharu myfyriwr Prifysgol Caerdydd am dreisio

Mae myfyriwr o Brifysgol Caerdydd, a gariodd menyw feddw yn ôl i’w lety wedi noson allan yng Nghanol Dinas Caerdydd, a’i threisio, wedi’i garcharu.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Cardiff University student jailed for rape

A Cardiff student, who carried a drunk woman back to his accommodation after a night out in Cardiff City Centre and raped her, has been jailed.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

Nurse caught by paedophile hunter group sentenced

A nurse working at Morriston Hospital has been sentenced for sexual offences after contacting a child decoy account set up by a paedophile hunter group.

| Press Release , Sexual offences , Cymru/Wales News

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Contacts: Local media

Cymru/Wales
Richard Paull
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 02920 803950

East Midlands
Graham Buchanan
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 0115 852 3343

East of England
Gillian Andrews
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 01245 455027

London (North and South)
Wendy Wyeth or Molly Barker
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 02380 673873

Mersey-Cheshire
Jackie Rand
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 0151 239 6334

North East
Chris Black
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 0191 260 4216

North West
Kerry Bell
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 0161 827 4705

South East
Cheryl Pendry
Email: [email protected]
Telephones: 01227 655862 / 07876 390054

South West
Gary Cockram
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 0117 930 2968

Thames and Chiltern
Angie Patton
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 01189 513625

Wessex
Wessex Communications
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 02380 673873

West Midlands
Kofo Baptist
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 0203 357 0625

Yorkshire and Humberside
Elizabeth Ogborn
Email: [email protected]
Telephones: 0113 290 2839 / 07500 835186

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