Bravery award for member of the public who helped stabbing victim
The National Police Chief’s Council’s bravery awards recognise members of the public for actions which support the police in preserving law and order
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The National Police Chief’s Council’s bravery awards recognise members of the public for actions which support the police in preserving law and order
“Sexual abuse and sexual violence is not tolerated across Gwent"
Helping make the internet a safe place for Gwent's children and young people.
Op Tramline involved officers driving an unmarked HGV cab to identify and film unsafe driving behaviour.
We’re appealing for information to a fatal road traffic collision that happened at about 1.45pm on Saturday 5 February.
Officers would like to speak to anyone who was in Cardiff Road, near the Malcolm Uphill pub, Caerphilly, at around 2.30pm on Monday 10 January.
In my first blog of 2022, I wanted to touch on the work we’re doing to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) in the area and to introduce a new project we’ll be launching with the Safer Caerphilly partnership in Blackwood.
Fatal road traffic collision - Newport
Officers stopped over 50 taxis in a road safety operation designed to crackdown on licence breaches in Newport.
Gwent Police arrested 100 people on suspicion of driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs as part of the force’s Christmas road safety campaign.