Safer Neighbourhoods scheme
This week, our We Don't Buy Crime (WDBC) team are out across #Llanyrafon and #Croesyceiliog to deliver our new Safer Neighbourhoods scheme - the scheme looks to ensure that local properties are safe and secure.
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This week, our We Don't Buy Crime (WDBC) team are out across #Llanyrafon and #Croesyceiliog to deliver our new Safer Neighbourhoods scheme - the scheme looks to ensure that local properties are safe and secure.
Officers were called to an address in Penyrhoel where a 10-year-old boy was later confirmed as dead by paramedics from the Welsh Ambulance Service.
Several items, including jewellery and a quantity of cash, were taken from a house in Caerleon between Friday 28 January and Sunday 30 January.
Three Newport officers will be representing Gwent Police as members of the British Police women’s rugby union team.
Equine tack and tools, worth £20,000, were taken from a stable in Penhow, Newport on Wednesday 2 March between midnight and 5am.
This class is for women who will benefit from having a safe space to exercise. They aim not only to build fitness, but confidence.
Five bikes, worth £22,000 together, and a tyre were taken from a garage in Parkville on Saturday 12 February at around 11.00pm
Well, it’s been seven challenging, enjoyable and rewarding weeks since my arrival in Bedwas and Caerphilly south, and I thought now would be the perfect time to update you on the work of your neighbourhood policing team and provide a round-up of recent news and developments in the area.
An address in Alma Street, linked to several complaints of anti-social behaviour, was boarded up following a court order.
If you missed our Instagram takeover on the 8 February, you can watch the story from our Instagram accounts highlights, named ‘SID 2022’. Alternatively, read this article to view the questions asked and answered by our cyber crime team.