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Pillgwenlly children ‘plant a tree for the Jubilee’

My team were delighted to join members of Pillgwenlly Primary School’s Heddlu Bach and local community members for the planting of a tree as part of the Queen’s Platinum...

KidCare4U

My team recently dropped in to KidCare4U at the Pillgwenlly Millennium Centre to see how my community fund is being used to run a weekly Saturday club for local children.

Thousands of victims supported during first 100 days of the...

The unit, made up of 19 victim care officers (VCOs) based in the Connect Gwent Victims’ Hub in Blackwood, has been providing help and care to victims since 12 July.

Catalytic converter marking

I recently joined Gwent Police at a garage in Blackwood where the We Don’t Buy Crime team were offering motorists free forensic catalytic converter marking to help protect...

Service transforming lives of female offenders in Gwent receives...

An initiative that supports female offenders in Gwent, ensuring their wellbeing and starting them on the journey to recovery, has been recognised with a commendation from the...

Commissioner supports amendment to policing bill

I support Baroness Bertin’s proposed amendment to the UK Government’s Policing Bill, which seeks to include domestic abuse and sexual violence within the legal definition of...

Gwent Police volunteers commended for their contribution to...

Gwent Police’s senior police cadets and Special Chief Inspector Esther McLaughlin have been recognised at the Lord Ferrers Awards for their inspirational contributions to...

Crimestoppers launches film highlighting girls’ vulnerability to...

The charity Crimestoppers has launched an educational film which warns how girls are increasingly vulnerable to exploitation by criminal gangs.

Excellent partnership working to tackle rogue traders

Gwent Police has been working with local authority trading standards and licencing teams, the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) and Natural Resources Wales to tackle...

Abertillery children inspired by dance

Children and young people in Abertillery have been exploring their creative side with drop-in dance workshops funded by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent.

Disability group help to raise awareness of hate crime

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner has been working in partnership with local disability friendship group My Mates about their understanding and experiences of...

Gwent Police’s work on Hate Crime Support Charter recognised with...

Gwent Police has been recognised by Victim Support for taking steps to improve its response and support to victims and witnesses of hate crime.