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Organisations in Gwent that provide services to victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence can apply for a share of £147m from the Ministry of Justice.

I was delighted to see children and young people from Abertillery and surrounding areas enjoying Ffin Dance sessions at the Llanhilleth Institute.

I am pleased to see young people from Blaenavon taking part in skateboarding sessions thanks to Skate Academy UK and Positive Futures

During half term young people from Blaenau Gwent took part in a Girls Day at Abertillery Youth Centre.

Homelessness charity, Llamau, will lead an innovative new project supporting young people in Wales who are at risk of homelessness, issues with resettling into the community...

This week my team joined Gwent Police’s We Don’t Buy Crime officers at Newport train station to offer free forensic marking to cyclists.

Young people from Blaenau Gwent have been active during half term with football workshops and a tournament organised by coaches and staff from the Cardiff City Foundation,...

The children and young people of the Shaftesbury Youf Gang in Newport have raised more than £1000 for victims of the war in Ukraine.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent’s animal welfare scheme, which ensures that Gwent’s police dogs are looked after to the highest standards, has been certified by...

If you are experiencing domestic abuse and need help, you can ask for ‘ANI’ in a participating pharmacy.

I visited Blaenavon this week to meet with council officers who took me to see a few of the areas within the World Heritage Site that are being badly damaged by illegal...

I was delighted to attend Coleg Gwent’s wellbeing festival at the Ebbw Vale Learning Zone this week.