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9Mr Johnston also took the opportunity to see how BRfm are using a grant that he recently awarded from the Police Property Fund.
This outlines priorities for policing in Gwent and how we and the Force are going to achieve them.
He is also providing residents with an opportunity to submit questions which will be answered at the meeting.
"I welcome the reductions in crimes recorded but more importantly in the reduction in victims as well. I congratulate officers and partners on working together to achieve...
The money comes from the Police Property Act Fund. This money is raised from the sale of property which has come into the possession of the police in connection with a crime...
The Youth Charter for Police and Crime Commissioners is written by young people and spells out principles for good engagement between Commissioners and local youngsters.
The All Wales Policing Group meeting was hosted by Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner, Ian Johnston.
It's been extremely varied and interesting and I feel that much has been achieved. I had anticipated that the pace would be a little less frantic following completion of the...
Owl is a National Neighbourhood Watch initiative and is supported by a number of Police Forces throughout the UK.
The event at the Hallam Centre, London, was attended by other Police and Crime Commissioners, Chief Executives, Chief Constables and Council Leaders throughout the UK.
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Ian Johnston, and the High Sheriff, Elizabeth Murray made the money available to local groups who are involved in promoting and...
I welcome the reductions in crimes recorded but more importantly in the reduction in victims as well. I congratulate officers and partners on working together to achieve...