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Update in Trevethin murder investigation
16:29 25/04/2026Gwent Police launched a murder investigation on Thursday evening following a report that a man had received serious injuries at an address in Trevethin.
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Murder investigation launched in Trevethin
11:58 24/04/2026Gwent Police has launched a murder investigation following a report that a man had received serious injuries at an address in Trevethin.
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Ex-PC dismissed in absence after allegations of working while absent found proven
13:36 12/03/2026Former PC Cullen Gough-Nicholls did not attend the hearing held on Monday 9 March in relation to three allegations that breached the professional standards of behaviour.
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'Once met, never forgotten' - family pays tribute to teenager who died in fatal Cwmbran collision
16:42 14/02/2026Officers attended a report of a collision on the A4042 on Thursday 12 February involving three cars and a pedestrian.
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Fatal collision on A4042 in Cwmbran
20:47 12/02/2026We attended a report of a collision involving three cars and a pedestrian, who was sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
Crimes and priorities
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Anti-social behaviour
Action taken:
The Neighbourhood Policing Team are committed to tackling this priority through engagement, collaborative working and problem solving.
The team will proactively patrol hotspot areas, providing a visible deterrent against offending.
Officers will continue to conduct both plain clothes and high visibility patrols across the ward to target anti-social behaviour working closely with partners.
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Vehicle crime
Action taken:
The Neighbourhood Policing Team are committed to tackling this priority through engagement, collaborative working and problem solving.
The team will proactively patrol hotspot areas, providing a visible deterrent against offending.
Officers will continue to conduct both plain clothes and high visibility patrols across the ward to target offenders. This is supported by the use of facial recognition technology.
Crime prevention and advice will be provided at community engagement events across the ward.
Criminal Behaviour orders will also be used in order to tackle prolific offenders.