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Rhiannon (far right)  with colleagues at the recent 2018 mental health conference This week our guest author is Chief Inspector Rhiannon Ivens of Dyfed Powys Police. Chief Inspector Rhiannon Ivens has served in both Hampshire Constabulary and the Metropolitan Police service and performed the role of Chief Inspector Operations for several years prior to taking up her role as a substantive Chief Inspector with Dyfed-Powys Police . I was  appointed by Chief Constable Mark Collins on the 10th April 2017 as Chief Inspector and am responsible for Partnerships in Powys. I have a significant amount of experience in this field and am keen to support existing partnerships in addition to creating an environment whereby working together with other agencies and stakeholders is as seamless and effective as possible to achieve excellent outcomes for the residents and visitors to the county.  On 1st March 2018 at Police Headquarters in Carmarthen, the Police & Crime Commissioner and ...

On a wintery Tuesday in late March, Carl Cooper, the PAVO Chief Executive Officer, spoke at the Powys COVERED (Connecting Our Voices Embracing Real Engagement and Dialogue) event which celebrated the achievements and legacy of the lottery funded One Powys Connecting Voices project. PAVO managed a portfolio of six projects over five years aiming to empower citizens to have a greater influence on the design and delivery of statutory services in Powys. Over the past five years on this blog we have observed and recorded some of the achievements of one of the portfolio projects in particular: YAPS (Young Adult Peer Support project) run by Ponthafren Association (read The YAPS project at Ponthafren Association , Young Adult Peer Support project @ PAVO AGM and YAPS Sharing the Voice ). Carl summed up some of the achievements of the OPCV project as a whole at the event:  “About 7 years ago the Big Lottery Fund in Wales had an idea. It wanted to try to support people in getting their vo...