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As part of his commitment to engage with Gwent residents both young and old he visited the Dell Primary School in Chepstow.
Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Ian Johnston is to meet victims of crime in a series of workshops being held across the five local authority areas covered by the Force.
Once again the Government is showing how little it understands about the role and responsibilities of Police Officers. The idea of parachuting someone with no policing...
Applications are sought from clubs, organisations or groups who help prevent crime and anti-social behaviour or divert people away from crime.
Commenting on the meeting the Police Commissioner said: "I'm very grateful to the Council for inviting myself and Paul to their meeting which was also open to the public.
During his 30 years of police service he was stationed in numerous valleys areas before being promoted to a detective constable at Blackwood. He received an MBE in 2004 for...
As part of his responsibilities the Commissioner must formulate a Police and Crime Plan which will shape how policing priorities and criminal justice will be achieved across...
Members of the Panel had the opportunity to question and scrutinise Paul Harris' proposed full time appointment during the meeting which was held at Ty Penallta, Ystrad...
This is a real terms reduction in what the public will pay when inflation is taken into consideration. The average Gwent household* will pay £198.23 for their policing service...
In the current economic climate producing a balanced budget which ensures that Gwent Police provides an excellent service to the public is always going to be challenging.
During the meeting he gave a presentation about the role of the Police and Crime Commissioner and then took part in a lively question and answer discussion about the students'...