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During today's meeting of the Gwent Police and Crime Panel (Friday January 24th) in Usk, Monmouthshire, Ian Johnston will recommend that they approve his proposals to increase...
Over the last year the partnership has continued to work towards making Caerphilly county borough an even safer place to live, work and visit. The Safer Caerphilly Community...
Victim Support provides support to victims of crime which ranges from visits to victims by trained volunteers to help with insurance claims, criminal injuries compensation and...
Engagement with the public is a top priority for Ian Johnston. With this in mind he is currently piloting a number of surgeries in the heart of communities throughout Gwent to...
The aim of the 'Police Public Engagement' audit was to review the standard and the quality of engagement and consultation with the public and to see specifically how...
Safer Caerphilly After Dark' brings together a number of different organisations including local taxi companies, takeaways, late night restaurants, pubs, door supervisors and...
The PACT meetings were established to allow local communities to highlight their concerns and identify priorities for their Neighbourhood Policing Teams and other partner...
Representatives from some of the 25 groups awarded funding through the Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner's Partnership Fund met with Ian Johnston and his team during a...
The Commission calls for greater clarity over the broader social mission for the police and recommends that it should be enshrined in law.
Out of the 58 applications received, 27 were selected to receive support from the fund:
While the Commissioner's responsibilities are much wider than those of the former police authorities and he has wider commissioning responsibilities, by comparing costs that...
Jeff Farrar, who takes up his post with immediate effect, said: "I am delighted and deeply honoured that my recommendation to be Chief Constable by the Police and Crime...