Celebrating the role of neighbourhood policing in Gwent
17 January marks the beginning of the very first neighbourhood policing week, a national week of action highlighting the pivotal role neighbourhood officers play in keeping communities safe.
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17 January marks the beginning of the very first neighbourhood policing week, a national week of action highlighting the pivotal role neighbourhood officers play in keeping communities safe.
A 15-year-old boy was arrested on suspicion of burglary and criminal damage, while a dispersal order is in place until 7.40pm on Saturday 15 January.
A dispersal order is in place in Blackwood town centre to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Officers assisting the coroner are appealing for witnesses and information after a report of a sudden death involving a 25-year-old quad biker on Saturday 8 January.
Inspector Rhys Caddick joins Sergeant Jonathan Pursey and the neighbourhood policing team based at Bedwas Police Station.
New online video appointment pilot launched in Gwent
A 52-year-old local man was taken to hospital for treatment, however, died from his injuries on Monday morning.
Gwent Police’s “We Don’t Buy Crime” team in action.
Season’s greetings to you all.
As part of our festive “Your neighbourhoods, your officers” campaign, we sat down with CSO Tarik Chaudhry to ask him about the importance of understanding our communities, his background in policing and why partnership working is so important.