Joint patrols keeping county safe
The first jointly tasked officer patrols took place on Friday 13 November.
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The first jointly tasked officer patrols took place on Friday 13 November.
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Our message to Gwent communities from Chief Superintendent Mark Hobrough
There is no escaping the fact that 2020 has been tough – with local and national lockdowns and restrictions on travel – for everyone. While Christmas may feel different this year, but the rules of the road remain the same.