PCSO Delia Bellis attended Ysgol Bro Gwydir recently to talk with the pupils about Crime Prevention.
While at the school Delia postcoded 50 bikes, took pictures and will be senting up a database of all these bicycles at the Police Station. If any bikes where to be lost or stolen there will be a record of the bike plus a photograph. The youths were also given a bicycle lock as part of this initiative, which was provided by the Llanrwst Neighbourhood Policing Team and Conwy Safety Partnership.
PCSO Delia Bellis
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About Mike50Smith
Hi, I'm Mike Smith and I am a PCSO in Llandudno. I started work in the Tudno Ward in July 2007. Before this I worked for the North Wales Weekly News, on the production side, for over 39 years! Despite having such a long association with the newspaper industry I feel that being a PCSO is far more rewarding and, I hope, that I am helping members of the community where I have lived all of my life. I love being out and about on foot patrol and meeting people who may, or may not, require my help, but are willing to stop and have a chat nonetheless. I have been involved with local football clubs for many years, playing for and managing many of the teams in the local area. I am not with any club presently and am concentrating my efforts on establishing myself in my new role as a PCSO. My son is also a member of the North Wales Police force and is the Community Beat Manager for Penmaenmawr. I work with a great team here in Llandudno and hope I will be able to continue to do so for many years to come.