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A new initiative to reduce fly-tipping of waste tyres and its impact on the environment is being launched by Natural Resources Wales (NRW) in partnership with Newport City...

During half term more than 50 young people from Caldicot took part in a six-a-side football tournament against officers from Gwent Police.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, is to raise the amount the average household pays for policing through council tax by £1.32 per month to allow...

The Chief Constable of Gwent Police Pam Kelly, and Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert, have formally welcomed five new crime prevention support volunteers into the...

The Sanctuary, a project run by the Charity the Gap Wales, is working with Newport Live’s Positive Futures initiative to run weekly football sessions for young refugees in the...

This week we visited Gwent Police’s We Don’t Buy Crime team which was out in the community in Cwmbran providing free forensic marking kits to residents living within the...

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, is encouraging people to spot the signs of romance fraud this Valentine’s Day.

Gwent Police is providing additional safety measures to more than 1,200 domestic abuse victims to help them feel safer in their own homes.

Children from Maindee Primary School have received a master class in boxing from gold medal winning boxer Sean McGoldrick.

Last week we held our independent Legitimacy Scrutiny Panel which undertook a review of recent incidents involving Gwent Police officers where there was a use of force.

Residents in Pillgwenlly (Newport) and Rhymney (Caerphilly) are receiving home security improvements this month as part of Gwent Police’s Safer Streets initiative.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert, has highlighted the importance of cyber education to help people stay safe online, as part of Safer Internet Day 2022.