News Room
3I was pleased to see members of the Shaftsbury Youf Gang visiting Cwmbran during half term, supporting the Lord Lieutenant of Gwent to plant trees to mark the Queen’s Platinum...
2Do you want to help scrutinise and promote corporate governance within policing? Could you offer a strong and independent voice on internal control?
1My team attended the Torfaen Play Service volunteer awards this week. The awards celebrate the fantastic work of the young volunteers who offer play opportunities to children...
25The latest figures from the Office of National Statistics show that acquisitive crime including robbery, theft and burglary fell across Gwent in the year between September...
25Young people in Torfaen, who are disengaged with education or employment, and at risk of becoming involved with crime and antisocial behaviour, are learning DJ skills as part...
25This week my team joined our partners Positive Futures for a pop-up sports session at Llanmartin Primary School in Newport.
23A new initiative to reduce fly-tipping of waste tyres and its impact on the environment is being launched by Natural Resources Wales (NRW) in partnership with Newport City...
23During half term more than 50 young people from Caldicot took part in a six-a-side football tournament against officers from Gwent Police.
18The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, is to raise the amount the average household pays for policing through council tax by £1.32 per month to allow...
17The Chief Constable of Gwent Police Pam Kelly, and Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert, have formally welcomed five new crime prevention support volunteers into the...
16The Sanctuary, a project run by the Charity the Gap Wales, is working with Newport Live’s Positive Futures initiative to run weekly football sessions for young refugees in the...
16This week we visited Gwent Police’s We Don’t Buy Crime team which was out in the community in Cwmbran providing free forensic marking kits to residents living within the...