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33 new police officers have joined Gwent Police's ranks following a pass out parade in Newport earlier today.

Tackling knife crime in communities

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, has awarded £270,493 to 10 organisations supporting children and young people across Gwent.

From today [March 21st] physically punishing a children will be illegal in Wales as the Welsh Government and emergency services come together to put children at the heart of...

I was delighted to be invited to a party for all the children and young people of the KidCare4U Saturday club.

This week I joined Gwent Police in the Llanyrafon and Croesyceiliog ward in Cwmbran, where the local community council has become the first in Gwent to sign up to the We Don’t...

Roma pupils from Maindee Primary School took part a Safe Spaces workshop to identify places in the community where they feel safe and unsafe.

Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services has published its annual assessment of policing in England and Wales.

‘Your Voice, Your Choice’ is a partnership between the Gwent High Sheriffs’ Community Fund, the Office of the Police & Crime Commissioner for Gwent and Community Foundation...

Young people from across Gwent have put their questions to decision makers at the Police and Crime Commissioner’s fourth Youth Question Time event.

I am delighted to welcome ten new Community Support Officers into Gwent Police.

Last week I joined UK policing minister Kit Malthouse, Minister for Social Justice Jane Hutt MS, and my Police and Crime Commissioner colleagues from across Wales to discuss...