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This week the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jane Mudd joined residents from Newport for Race Equality First’s community get together at Pill Millennium Centre.

On April 22, 1993, 18-year-old Stephen Lawrence from east London was brutally murdered in an unprovoked, racist attack. The case was badly handled by the police and the...

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has introduced new ways to stay up to date with her work.

Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jane Mudd, has welcomed the UK Government’s plans to boost neighbourhood policing across the country.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent and her team have been visiting communities across Gwent to promote Commissioner Jane Mudd’s new Police, Crime and Justice Plan.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd was put in the hotseat by pupils from Liswerry Primary School’s Heddlu Bach unit.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd will invest an extra £4m over four years to make communities in Gwent safer.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd will invest more than £1million in 2025/26 in organisations that protect children and young people from serious crime, and improve...

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has been taking questions from children across Newport during a series of question-and-answer sessions with primary school pupils.

The latest cohort of 51 Gwent Police student officers have completed their training and will be deployed to communities across Gwent.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has attended events across Gwent to mark International Women’s Day.

Community groups from across Gwent came together on Saturday, 8 March to pitch for a share of funding from this year’s Gwent High Sheriffs’ Community Fund.