‘Own the Night’ – campaign to make running safer for women
We’re supporting the new Welsh Athletics campaign ‘Own The Night’ to tackle the growing concerns of women for their safety when out running in the dark.
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We’re supporting the new Welsh Athletics campaign ‘Own The Night’ to tackle the growing concerns of women for their safety when out running in the dark.
Neighbourhood officers in Ystrad Mynach are bringing their Hyrox programme back this October half-term.
The exercise aimed to improve safety procedures in the event of a major incident.
The family of Duane Keen has paid tribute to him as a 34-year-old man is charged in connection with his death.
We were called to a report of a fire at an address in Henllys Way, St Dials, Cwmbran, at around 8.40pm on Saturday 18 October.
Gwent Police has launched a murder investigation following a report that a man had received serious injuries at an address in Riverside Drive, Blaenavon in the early hours of Friday 17 October.
As we prepare for one of our busiest times of the year, we’re reminding our communities to respect others and look out for their neighbours.
An operation to tackle vehicle crime in the Blaenau Gwent area has recovered £137,800 worth of stolen bikes and cars and led to 12 arrests within its first two weeks.
This Hate Crime Awareness Week, we want to reiterate that we are committed to tackling hate crime and making Gwent a safe space for all members of our communities.
Gwent officers have searched nine properties, arrested seven people and seized drugs, cash and phones during the latest series of warrants tackling the movement of class A drugs between Merseyside and South Wales.