News Room

This year has felt like a welcome return to normality following two years of the pandemic and restrictions to our daily lives. However, there is no escaping the fact that it...

Chief Constable Pam Kelly and I were honoured to welcome the First Minister, Mark Drakeford, to Gwent Police’s new headquarters this week.

This week we have been visiting communities in Newbridge, Rogerstone and Usk to speak with residents.

This week I was proud to be invited to welcome 51 new police officers into Gwent Police.

It was an absolute privilege to attend Gwent Police’s long service awards this week.

This week my team have been out across Gwent, visiting communities in Abertillery, Blaenavon, Pontypool, Caldicot, Newport and Pontllanfraith.

You have a right to receive Welsh language services from public organisations in Wales.

I am extremely pleased that thousands of young people from schools, colleges, and youth groups across Gwent have participated in knife crime awareness sessions by Fearless.org...

The Knife Angel will officially leave Gwent on Thursday 1 December after spending a month at the Friars Walk Shopping Centre in Newport.

A Police and Crime Commissioner funded project that provides non-contact boxing training is helping to keep children in Torfaen active and in school.

I was delighted to support Gwent Police’s annual Force Awards this week.

The allegation of abhorrent messages found on a former police officer’s mobile phone, as reported by the Sunday Times, is very serious.