Your neighbourhoods, your officers: the problem solving hub
Made up of an inspector, sergeant, police officers, police staff and design out crime officers, our problem solving hub is dedicated to tackling the issues facing our communities.
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Made up of an inspector, sergeant, police officers, police staff and design out crime officers, our problem solving hub is dedicated to tackling the issues facing our communities.
Your neighbourhoods, your officers: Nikhita Bryant
This month, we catch up with a new officer, a community support officer and an experienced chief inspector, to give you an understanding of the different people serving across Gwent – and an idea of what we'll be focusing on through the winter.
The family of Matthew Oubridge, 56, have paid tribute to him, saying he ‘would always be there for his loved ones’.
Officers spoke to 100 drivers in Blaenau Gwent between October – November to check their vehicles were fit for the road and share some winter maintenance advice.
Plans for a purpose-built police station in Abergavenny were today unveiled by the Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert.
Police officers in Gwent and South Wales are to become the first in the UK to develop and use technology to identify wanted individuals in real time through a new facial recognition app on their mobile phones.
A 56-year-old man has died after reports of a serious assault in Church Street on Saturday 4 December.
A Gwent Police CSO has teamed up with Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council’s Trading Standards team to introduce a shop watch scheme in Ebbw Vale town centre.
We received a call from a resident raising concerns that a suspected banned breed of dog, thought to be a Japanese Tosa, was being kept at an address in Risca.