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A free Saturday night football training session for children and young people is bringing communities together in Newport.

To mark national Youth Work Week my office visited Community Youth Project, which is based in Community House in Maindee.

I was delighted to join 47 new Gwent Police officers and their families for their formal passing out parade this week.

More than 40 people were made safe by officers as part of an operation to help raise awareness of modern slavery in Gwent and across the UK.

Members of my team have undertaken a training session with the RSPCA that will allow them to support our animal welfare volunteers to monitor the health and wellbeing of Gwent...

My team and I joined hundreds of people to celebrate Blaenavon World Heritage Day.

A powerful new film and animation have been released describing the services and support provided by sexual assault

I was delighted to meet pupils from New Inn Primary to hear about their achievements during their time as Heddlu Bach.

Students from Coleg Gwent’s Ebbw Vale Learning Zone have created a hard-hitting anti-bullying film in partnership with Welsh media company Cymru Creations.

It’s Youth Work Week! An opportunity to celebrate the fantastic work of youth workers and youth organisations across Gwent.

More than 40 young people turned out for the opening of a new youth club in Brynmawr’s Welfare Park.

Gwent police officers and staff who have served Gwent for almost quarter of a century have had their service recognised with a special ceremony.