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Our neighbourhood policing teams – made up of local officers, community support officers and dedicated staff – are committed to protecting and reassuring our Gwent communities.
By working closely with you, our local authority partners, key community figures and more, our officers gain an understanding of community concerns – and put measures in place to respond effectively to the short, medium and long-term problems affecting residents.
Anti-social behaviour and criminal damage.
Youth ASB
Issued 20 September 2026
Your neighbourhood officers are committed to tackling anti-social behaviour (ASB) through engagement, collaborative working and problem solving.
Everybody has the right to feel safe in their community, and we’ll take robust action against those acting disorderly and those who have an adverse impact on the wellbeing of our towns.
The team will proactively patrol hotspot areas, providing a visible deterrent with partners.
Actioned 28 December 2026
ASB - illegal bikes being used.
Off road bikes and Surons being driven throughout the residential estate
Issued 23 September 2026
Encourage reported from residents including descriptions and photographs where appropriate and safe to do so.
Regular patrols from officers
Once identified, use of section 59 warnings/seizures and section 165 seizures
Actioned 23 December 2026