News Room

It has been a great honour and a privilege to serve the people of Gwent as their elected Police and Crime Commissioner for the last eight years.

I was proud to join the Chief Constable, as well as the family and friends of 43 new police officers last week to formally mark the start of their policing career.

This week my team visited Beaufort Hill Primary school in Ebbw Vale. Pupils took part in a Safe Space workshop, where they shared their thoughts about their community.

A book written with children from Lansbury Park is now available at Caerphilly’s libraries.

This week my Deputy Eleri Thomas was asked to speak at the Cwmbran Soroptimist Club about the work we are doing to protect women and girls here in Gwent.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, has awarded £423,174.80 to organisations that support children and young people across Gwent.

This week my team supported Coleg Gwent’s wellbeing and progression fair at Torfaen Learning Zone in Cwmbran.

My team are working with a group of young people from Cwmbran to better understand their perceptions of Gwent Police.

The Chief Constable of Gwent Police, Pam Kelly, has announced plans to retire later this year.

For this year’s International Women’s Day we are being asked to ‘inspire inclusion’. It is a call to action for us all to break down barriers and challenge stereotypes...

A charity that delivers non-contact boxing training and therapy is helping to keep children in Torfaen active and in school.

Community groups joined together to bid for a share of this year’s grants pot from the Gwent High Sheriffs’ Community Fund.