Operation Sceptre, is a national campaign which takes place twice a year supporting the work Police carry out all year round to ensure residents are safe from knife crime in their community.
This will take place between November 14th - November 20th.
Here's some information:
There are Knife Amnesty Bins at Front Counters around North Wales to safely dispose of any unwanted or found knives.
Connah's Quay station will be open Monday - Sunday 8am - 11am
To report any knife-related crimes use:
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