News Room

This week my team joined officers from Gwent Police and Newport Youth Justice Service for a ‘crimes and consequences’ workshop at Ysgol Gyfun Gwent Is Coed.

This week is National Rural Crime Action Week.

I am pleased to welcome 34 new police officers and 13 community support officers into Gwent Police.

My team has been busy during the start of the school term, supporting Coleg Gwent at a series of freshers events.

We recently supported our partners at Willmott Dixon at a jobs fair in Abergavenny market.

Budding film makers in Tredegar were working hard throughout the summer at the Blaenau Gwent Film Academy.

Children and young people in the Aber Valley in Caerphilly are being kept busy this summer with a programme of events run by the Senghenydd Youth Drop In Centre.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, has given £1,500 to support the Severn Area Rescue Association (SARA).

I must congratulate the children and young people of the Shaftesbury Youf Gang who undertook a very wet walk across the old Severn Bridge for charity recently.

My team recently joined police and partners for an operation to tackle off-road biking.

This week my team visited Pillgwenlly to meet partners from Ethnic Minorities Youth Support Team Wales (EYST).

Organisations in Gwent can bid for a share of £300,000 from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Office to fund projects that support children and young people affected by...