There’s no place for hate in Gwent
We’re reiterating our commitment to tackling hate crime to make Gwent a safe space for all members of our communities during hate crime awareness week.
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We’re reiterating our commitment to tackling hate crime to make Gwent a safe space for all members of our communities during hate crime awareness week.
We're appealing for assistance to help officers investigating the theft of a classic car near Newport and would like to speak to these two men.
We were called to The Crescent, Nantyglo, Brynmawr, at around 5.50pm on Monday 7 October, following reports of a dog attack.
The launch of Respect Rhymney saw the neighbourhood team carry out a string of drug raids recently.
We’re appealing for witnesses following a road traffic collision in Cardiff Road, Newport, at around 7.45pm on Monday 30 September.
Our Caerphilly officers carried out warrants at two Blackwood addresses this morning.
We’ve launched a new initiative to tackle serious and organised crime and improve safety in Rhymney.
Officers seized an estimated £400,000 worth of class A drugs in early morning raids across Gwent.
Officers investigating a road traffic collision on the A468, Bedwas, at around 9.15am on Wednesday 11 September, are appealing for witnesses.
PC Dan Graham is looking forward to protecting and reassuring residents in his new role.