Last week’s Not in my Neighbourhood week followed on from the success of the county’s two previous events, with a number of activities taking place across the county.

During the week of October 13th to 17th 13 misuse of drug act warrants were executed and cannabis was seized.

More than 30 fixed penalty notices were issued by traffic wardens, who were out in force, acting as a visible deterrent to offenders as illegal parking is an issue regularly highlighted by residents at Police and Community Together (PACT) meetings.

In Milford Haven a shop lifting operation took place which resulted in three people being arrested.

In Pembroke Dock a test purchasing operation took place with Trading Standards with three of the six premises tested selling alcohol to a person aged under 18.

The Neighbourhood Policing Teams also supported the Tidy Town initiative in Pembroke.

Hundreds of pupils across the county received talks on antisocial behaviour and how to stay safe on Halloween and bonfire night.

The Pembrokeshire Roads Policing Unit has also been active in supporting Not in my Neighbourhood Week resulting in four arrests for class A drugs, one arrest for class C drugs, five arrests for drink driving, five arrests criminal damage, two for public order and one for possession of an offensive weapon.

Nine vehicles were seized for not having legal documents and 12 vehicles were clamped in multi agency operations with the DVLA.

Inspector Alan Millichip said: “Pembrokeshire has seen another successful Not in My Neighbourhood week with agencies and communities working together.

“The results from the operation with Trading Standards was disappointing and the offending premises will now be dealt with by them.

“Although the activity in NIMN week has been particularly highlighted I would like to reassure our residents that activity such as this goes on throughout the year in a bid to keep Pembrokeshire safe.”