Former or Occasional Cast Members
- Rhys ap Hywel : Jason Francis
- Rhys ap William : Cai Rossiter
- Heledd Baskerville : Lucy Steadman
- Emyr Bell : D.I. Gwyn Lewis
- Geraint Benney : Geraint
- Eirlys Britton : Beth James
- Huw Ceredig : Reg Harris
- Glan Davies : Clem
- Huw Euron : Darren Howarth
- Gwyn Elfyn : Denzil Rees
- Gillian Elisa : Sabrina Ashurst
- Hywel Emrys : Derek Jones
- Huw Garmon - Steffan Humphries
- Ioan Gruffudd : Gareth Wyn Harries
- John Harries : Jon y Post
- Phylip Harries : Ken Coslett
- Brian Hibbard : Johnny Mac
- Siw Hughes : Kathleen Pearl Jones
- Kate Jarman : Erin Medi Hughes
- Iestyn Jones : Ieuan Griffiths
- Harriet Lewis : Maggie Mathias
- Marc Llewellyn : Rhodri Lewis
- Catrin Mara : Nesta Roberts
- Grug Maria : Julie Hughes
- Elen Morgan : Lydia Lewis
- Paul Morgans : Dwayne Richards
- Dewi Pws Morris : Wayne Harris
- Lisa Palfrey : Rhiannedd Frost
- Lauren Phillips : Kelly Evans
- Shelley Rees : Stacey Jones
- Iwan Rheon : Macs White
- Ieuan Rhys : Sgt Glyn James
- Rosalind Richards : Kim
- Gwynfor Roberts : Gwynfor
- Helen Rosser Davies : Sara Francis
- Cadfan Roberts : Glan Morris
- Mared Swain : Carys Jenkins
- Ed Thomas : Dr Gareth
- Rachel Thomas : Bella Davies
- Charles Williams : Harri Parri
- Gari Williams : Edgar Sutton
- Owen Williams : Mathew Price
- Jonathan Williams: Ben Davies
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