Chief constable reiterates no place for hate in Gwent
This Hate Crime Awareness Week, we want to reiterate that we are committed to tackling hate crime and making Gwent a safe space for all members of our communities.
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This Hate Crime Awareness Week, we want to reiterate that we are committed to tackling hate crime and making Gwent a safe space for all members of our communities.
Gwent officers have searched nine properties, arrested seven people and seized drugs, cash and phones during the latest series of warrants tackling the movement of class A drugs between Merseyside and South Wales.
Thirty people were arrested in a proactive policing operation targeting neighbourhood crime and anti-social behaviour in Blaenau Gwent.
We’re appealing for information in relation to a concern for the welfare of a man in Malpas Road, Newport, at around 11.15pm on Wednesday 17 September.
We received a report that the body of a man had been found near Lamby Way, Cardiff, at around 10.30am on Sunday 21 September.
On Thursday 11 September, parents in the Caerphilly borough may have received safety advice from their schools around collections and people approaching children in the area.
Inspector Lysha Thompson and her neighbourhood policing team have thanked Rhymney residents for the overwhelmingly positive response to a new initiative that has seen over 90 children pick up a racket and ball this summer.
We previously appealed for information following a road traffic collision in Merchants Hill, Pontypool on Tuesday 8 July.
Chief Constable Mark Hobrough teamed up with officers from Pillgwenlly's neighbourhood policing team yesterday for the latest round of Street Soc fixtures.
Neighbourhood officers in Blaenau Gwent have introduced a new proactive policing operation to target anti-social behaviour and neighbourhood crime across the borough.