White Ribbon Day 2022
We’ve renewed our commitment to eliminating violence against women and girls by proudly supporting this year’s White Ribbon Day and the 16 Days of Action
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We’ve renewed our commitment to eliminating violence against women and girls by proudly supporting this year’s White Ribbon Day and the 16 Days of Action
The family of Daphne Bird, who died in a road traffic collision on the A4136, near Monmouth on Wednesday 16 November, have paid tribute to her.
The IOPC has today confirmed its role in investigating the conduct of serving officers following referrals from Gwent Police. We are committed to working with them to ensure a full and transparent process to tackle any unacceptable behaviour by officers.
Officers investigating the collision would like to identify a witness who may be able to help their enquiries.
Welcome to the first instalment of my blog as the inspector for Pill.
Three youth engagement projects aiming to tackle anti-social behaviour, improve awareness of the consequences of knife crime and child exploitation, and build positive relationships with the police are being delivered in Alway, Newport.
As part of Operation Sceptre, Gwent Police is joining forces across the country in appealing for people to hand in knives, and other weapons, as part of a week-long anti-violence campaign.
We will be participating, along with other police services, in a national road safety week designed to help keep motorists safe in Gwent.
We received a report of a road traffic collision on the B4237 Redbrook Road, Newport at around 10.20pm on Wednesday 9 November and are appealing for witnesses to assist with enquiries.
Today we're launching our new monthly blog for our We Don't Buy Crime (WDBC) team.