The police can also be contacted on social media.īuses have stopped using a bus station because people keep parking thereīuses have stopped using a bus station in Maesteg after private vehicles have caused "increased incidents, near misses and concerns". They can be contacted online at, via email on or by calling 101. South Wales Police are appealing for anyone who knows his whereabouts to contact them by quoting reference 2200121252.
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Anyone who is helping him stay on the run will be targeted by officers too.”
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He knows we are looking for him in connection with a series of dwelling and commercial burglaries and we will continue with our house to house and CCTV enquiries until we find him. They say that anyone helping him avoid the police will also be targeted by officers.Ĭhief Inspector Sohail Anwar said: "Ben Sullivan is a dangerous and violent individual and while we need the public’s help to find him I would urge anyone who sees him not to approach him but to contact us directly. The force said Mr Sullivan is wanted in connection with a series of dwelling and commercial burglaries. South Wales Police have warned the public not to approach Ben Sullivan, 29, from the Riverside area of the city.
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Police are searching for a "dangerous and violent" man in Cardiff.
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Police in Cardiff searching for 'dangerous and violent' manīen Sullivan is wanted by police (Image: South Wales Police) As part of the Great British Rail Sale customers will enjoy over one million discounted tickets, so they can explore some of the fantastic locations that are accessible by rail." Wales news headlines Jacqueline Starr, chief executive of the Rail Delivery Group, said: "We want everyone to be able to benefit from travelling by train because it's more than just a journey, it's a way to connect everyone to the people, places and things they love. There's no better time to visit friends, family or just explore our great country, so book your tickets today." In a statement Mr Shapps said: "For the first time ever, operators across the rail industry are coming together to help passengers facing rising costs of living by offering up to 50% off more than a million tickets on journeys across Britain. Officials said offering half-price rail tickets was "one of the ways" the Government was helping to support families with the cost of living, having previously announced measures to defer energy costs and offer council tax discounts for some households. It is time to get real and visit our beautiful country."ĭiscounted tickets will go on sale from Tuesday, April 19, with passengers eligible to travel for less on off-peak fares between April 25 and May 27. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps, referring to the end of coronavirus restrictions in a video to advertise the sale, said: "We've had two years of living life virtually. The sale, said to be the first of its kind, is expected to cut some journeys between London and Cardiff from £47 to £25. The cheaper travel, available on off-peak fares for April and May has been dubbed the 'Great British Rail Sale', with the Department for Transport hoping the scheme will help hard-pressed households facing rising bills and soaring inflation to afford trips across the UK and boost domestic tourism.
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