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By Press Association 2021 Police van The First Minister of Wales has condemned “completely unacceptable” scenes in Swansea, where a vigil descended into violence. Mark Drakeford said the disorder would “not be tolerated anywhere in Wales” and thanked police officers for bringing the incident under control. South Wales Police asked people not to return to the Mayhill area of the city and warned those involved should expect to face “robust action”. The force urged residents to stay indoors on Thursday night as they dealt with t...

A CLEAN up operation has been launched after a mob torched cars and bricked houses in a riot last night. Residents and council workers have begun to clear the destruction left in the Mayhill area of Swansea following the "large-scale disorder". 21.05.21 - Local residents and council workers clear up after cars were burnt out and windows smashed during the violence and riots in the Mayhill area of Swansea, South Wales last night. Pictures: Huw Evans Agency Police warned people to stay indoors amid chaotic scenes on the streets of the city’s Mayhill area on Thursday night. Images and ...

“The incident is still on-going and we urge anyone involved to leave the scene immediately. “Those involved can expect to face robust action. Post incident investigations will also aim to identify all those concerned. “In the meantime we urge local residents to stay indoors while the matter is brought to a safe conclusion.” A South Wales Police spokesman added: "We appeal to everyone not to return to the area and we will maintain a very visible presence for the rest of the night and into the morning. "However, if those involved choose to return and further threaten public sa...

One man spoke of how a "mob" turned on him, throwing bricks at his family and their home in Swansea.

By Press Association 2021 Police van The First Minister of Wales has condemned “completely unacceptable” scenes in Swansea, where a vigil descended into violence. Mark Drakeford said the disorder would “not be tolerated anywhere in Wales” and thanked police officers for bringing the incident under control. South Wales Police asked people not to return to the Mayhill area of the city and warned those involved should expect to face “robust action”. The force urged residents to stay indoors on Thursday night as they dealt with t...