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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, is to raise the amount households pay for policing through their council tax by 5.49 per cent to allow Gwent Police...

Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert has welcomed Gwent Police’s commitment to implementing the findings of a review of roads policing in Gwent.

A majority of residents agree with Gwent Police’s response to the coronavirus pandemic a Police and Crime Commissioner survey has shown.

Young people from across Gwent have put their questions to decision makers as part of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner’s third Youth Question Time event.

Last week my team attended a special Gwent Police community dial-in as part of LGBTQ+ History Month. I am pleased that Gwent Police are continuing to work with LGBTQ+...

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, has backed calls by the Victims’ Commissioner for victims of crime to have more rights protected by law.

The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) for Gwent has received a national award for transparency for the sixth year in a row.

Civil parking enforcement powers transferred to the five local authorities in Gwent in 2019

Dog owners in Gwent are encouraged to be extra vigilant following a rise in dog thefts across the UK during the Coronavirus pandemic.

A fund of £139,000 is available for services supporting victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence in Gwent.

Umbrella Cymru provides high quality emotional and practical support, information, and advocacy for LGBT+ victims of crime.

The UK Government’s Domestic Abuse Bill must do more to recognise and protect children as victims through the family court processes.