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20Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd joined members of the Newport Female Runner’s Network as part of a new initiative from Gwent Police to keep runners safe.
20Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has backed the UK Government’s new measures to crack down on the online sale of knives and weapons to children and young people.
6Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has welcomed the UK Government’s announcement of a £13m police centre that will prioritise tackling violence against women and girls...
6Gwent Police has been supporting businesses in Torfaen this week, providing forensic marking kits to tradespeople to help them keep their tools and assets safe.
5Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has visited Gwent Police’s latest student police officers to welcome them to the force.
4Children from Penygarn Primary School in Pontypool have been putting their questions to Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd.