Force supports week of action to help protect local businesses
Gwent Police is supporting a National Business Crime Centre (NBCC) campaign to protect businesses from crime.
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Gwent Police is supporting a National Business Crime Centre (NBCC) campaign to protect businesses from crime.
Officers investigating the collision would like to speak to anyone who was on the A4048, Tredegar between 8am and 9am on Saturday 15 October.
Alway residents are being invited to a public event to hear more about the scheme that will see almost £750,000 invested in crime prevention measures in Gwent.
Over 40 vehicles were stopped in Newport this week in a crackdown on motoring offences.
No criminal offences identified after human remains were found in an area not designated for a burial plot in St Woolos cemetery.
A Cefn Hengoed man, 31, has died following a road traffic collision in Vale View at around 1.15am on Saturday 1 October and officers are appealing for details to assist enquiries.
The order will be in place between 7pm on Friday 23 September and 7pm on Sunday 25 September, following reports of anti-social behaviour (ASB) in the town.
Our officers will be able to use SmartTag, a water-based forensic marking solution, to identify offenders involved in crimes reported to us.
The order will be in place between 6pm on Friday 23 September and 6pm on Sunday 25 September, following reports of anti-social behaviour (ASB) in the town.
The family of Richard Thompson, 44, who died of his injuries at hospital on Tuesday 7 September have paid tribute to him.