South Wales Police Live Chat
The South Wales Police Live Chat is accessible during these times
24/7 subject to staff availability. Please note: This is not for emergency use
South Wales Police provides a live chat service for non-emergency inquiries and general advice. This service allows you to communicate directly with a police representative online, offering a quick and convenient way to address concerns that don’t require immediate attention. Live chat is ideal for those who prefer digital communication and need assistance with various issues.
To initiate a live chat, visit the South Wales Police website and navigate to the “Contact Us” section. From there, you can find the live chat option and connect directly with a police representative who can assist you with your queries.
Topics you can discuss via live chat:
- Reporting non-emergency crimes
- Anti-social behavior concerns
- General advice and inquiries
- Local policing issues
- Crime prevention tips
- Updates on existing reports
Important: For emergencies, always dial 999. The live chat is intended for non-urgent matters that require police assistance.
To access the live chat click the link below
Other Ways to Contact South Wales Police
Phone (Non-Emergency): You can contact South Wales Police’s non-emergency number by dialing 101. This service is available 24/7 for any non-urgent police matters.
Emergency: For emergencies, always call 999 immediately.
Social Media: South Wales Police is active on various social media platforms, where you can reach out for support or updates:
- Twitter: @swpolice
- Facebook: South Wales Police Facebook Page
- Instagram: South Wales Police Instagram
Post: If you prefer to write, you can send a letter to South Wales Police at the following address:
South Wales Police Headquarters
Cowbridge Road
Bridgend
CF31 3SU
United Kingdom
Additional Information
- Website: www.south-wales.police.uk
- Services Offered: Policing services, community support, crime prevention, and public safety advice.
- Note: The live chat service is a convenient way to contact the police for non-urgent matters, providing quick access to information and support.