TRIBUTE: “His loss will never be forgotten”
The family of Andrew Nicholas who died in Monmouth on Sunday 26 June has paid tribute to him, describing him as ‘wonderful’ and ‘absolute gentleman’.
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The family of Andrew Nicholas who died in Monmouth on Sunday 26 June has paid tribute to him, describing him as ‘wonderful’ and ‘absolute gentleman’.
Gwent Police is set to receive up to £750,000 in the Home Office’s Safer Streets funding programme.
The family of Richard Marc Ash, 57, have paid tribute to him, describing him as ‘a lovely person’.
Eden Lewis from Blackwood was taken to her school prom in a convoy of officers.
A 22-year-old man is receiving treatment in hospital following a report of an assault in Cambrian Road, Newport on Tuesday 19 July.
We have made two arrests on suspicion of criminal damage by arson at a private address in Rhymney.
Officers across Gwent are hosting a series of events this week to raise awareness of anti-social behaviour and its impact on communities, talk to residents about how the force tackles specific issues and speak to attendees about any concerns they may have.
A dispersal order will be in place in Blackwood this weekend following reports of anti-social behaviour.
We would like to congratulate one of our Gwent Police sergeants who was nominated for a National Police Bravery Award, after she subdued and arrested a knife-wielding offender.
Neighbourhood inspector, Lysha Thompson, thanks the public following series of surgeries which saw members of her team, local councillors and our communities come together to discuss community safety.