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Criminal cases prosecuted by the CPS are in the news every day, along with a range of issues relating to our work – from violence against women and girls and hate crime, to support for victims and witnesses, statistics and speeches.

To ensure greater openness in the reporting of criminal proceedings, the CPS, the police and media representatives developed a joint protocol for working together.

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Showing 1 - 10 of 10 results for crime type "Driving offences" & area "Cymru/Wales"

Gyrrwr wedi’i garcharu am achosi gwrthdrawiad angheuol gyda gyrrwr tacsi

Mae gyrrwr BMW wedi’i garcharu yn Llys y Goron Abertawe am achosi marwolaeth gyrrwr tacsi drwy yrru’n beryglus yn Sir Benfro.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

Motorist jailed for causing fatal collision with taxi driver

A BMW driver has been jailed at Swansea Crown Court for causing the death of a taxi driver by driving dangerously in Pembrokeshire.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

Driver jailed for killing man in layby

A BMW driver who lost control of his vehicle and aquaplaned into a layby, killing a man, has been imprisoned at Cardiff Crown Court today.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

Gyrrwr wedi’i garcharu am ladd dyn mewn cilfan

Mae gyrrwr BMW a gollodd reolaeth dros ei gerbyd ac a sglefriodd ar ddŵr i mewn i gilfan, gan ladd dyn, wedi cael ei garcharu yn Llys y Goron Caerdydd heddiw.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

Gyrrwr wedi’i ddedfrydu am anafu cerddwr

Mae gyrrwr sydd wedi taro cerddwr cyn gwibio i ffwrdd wedi cael ei ddedfrydu yn Llys y Goron Merthyr Tudful am achosi anaf difrifol drwy yrru’n ddiofal.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

Driver sentenced for injuring pedestrian

A driver who hit a pedestrian then sped away has been sentenced at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court for causing serious injury by careless driving.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

Dyn wedi ei ddedfrydu am farwolaeth ei gariad

Mae dyn oedd wedi ei wahardd rhag gyrru ac a ddrylliodd car ei gariad gan achosi ei marwolaeth wedi ei ddedfrydu.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

Man sentenced for death of girlfriend

A disqualified driver who crashed his girlfriend’s car, causing her death, has been sentenced. Cameron Jones, 29, was jailed for five years.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

Dedfrydu modurwr am ladd cerddwr

Mae gyrrwr 96 oed, y cynghorwyd ef i beidio â gyrru oherwydd ei olwg gwael, wedi’i ddedfrydu am achosi marwolaeth drwy yrru’n beryglus.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

Motorist sentenced for killing pedestrian

A 96-year-old driver who had been advised not to drive due to his poor eyesight has been sentenced for causing death by dangerous driving.

| Press Release , Driving offences , Cymru/Wales News

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Richard Paull
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Telephone: 02920 803950

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Gary Cockram
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Telephone: 0117 930 2968

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Angie Patton
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Telephone: 01189 513625

Wessex
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West Midlands
Kofo Baptist
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Telephone: 0203 357 0625

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Telephones: 0113 290 2839 / 07500 835186

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