Win an iPad Mini from North Wales Police

Find out more about becoming a Special Constable with North Wales Police

If you’re 18 or over and can volunteer four hours a week, you can play a vital role supporting the Police force and your local area as a Special Constable with North Wales Police.

Special Constables undertake valuable work and form a vital link between the regular force and the local community. Special Constables are volunteers, from all walks of life, who want to do something positive for their communities.

As a Special Constable with North Wales Police you would be responsible for carrying out a variety of tasks. Duties could include assisting regulars on patrol, crime prevention work and community liaison projects.

Joining as a Special Constable no longer means simply standing outside pubs and clubs on weekends – it’s much more than that. Special Constables undertake a variety of roles – including working at events such as the Eisteddfod and the Anglesey Show, working with the Community Safety Team, giving out crime prevention advice, tackling crime head-on by participating in warrants and even spending time with colleagues in CID roles.

Special Constables in parts of North Wales also take responsibility for various operations including targeting shoplifters and dealing with community issues.

A wealth of training opportunities are also available – from the initial 12 week training sessions, which are held at weekends, through to ongoing refresher training.

To find out more and to apply click here

Heart and North Wales Police are giving you the chance to win an iPad Mini, by entering the competition below!