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Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd recently interviewed Johanna Robinson, the Welsh Government’s Advisor for VAWDASV

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd joined young people in Newport for the annual EYST Youth Awards.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jane Mudd, is asking residents for their views on police funding for the next financial year.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has welcomed the festive ShopKind campaign that encourages kindness and respect towards shopworkers across the UK throughout the...

The City of London Police has launched Report Fraud, a new national service designed to strengthen the fight against cyber crime and fraud.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has chaired the latest session of her Accountability and Assurance Board.

At her latest Public Accountability Forum, Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd met with Gwent Police Chief Constable Mark Hobrough to discuss the force’s efforts to tackle...

Each year, at least one in every twelve women and girls in the UK experiences violence or abuse.

An exhibition of artworks designed to spark conversations about violence against women and girls has been unveiled at Gwent Police headquarters in Cwmbran to mark White Ribbon...

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has launched a new children and young people’s charter.

The announcement that the role of Police and Crime Commissioners is to be abolished represents a significant moment for policing governance in Wales and across England.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd joined police officers and staff for Gwent Police’s annual force award ceremony.