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The Community Cohesion Group will play an important role in scrutinising the policies and processes delivered by Gwent Police.
This Group will support the work of the Independent Advisory Group (IAG), which were established by each Police Force across England and Wales in response to findings from the Stephen Lawrence Enquiry published in 1999.
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Membership of the CCG is on a voluntary basis.
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These are the key personal qualities and skills that you will need to enable you to carry out the role of Community Cohesion Group Member.
It is important that you are able to:
It would also be useful if you have experience of:
We are looking for representatives who reflect all the communities that we have within Gwent. We are particularly interested in receiving applications from people who are representative of:
You do not need any legal experience or knowledge of policing practices, but you do need to be passionate about ensuring your community’s voice is heard and committed to making a difference to the way that policing services are delivered.
It would also be helpful if you have strong links with a particular community within the Gwent area that you will be able to consult with on our behalf and feedback any concerns that arise.
The CCG will have up to 30 representatives and all applications received will be reviewed by existing members, together with senior Police representatives.
Please email the address below and ask for an application pack.
Please let us know if you require a large print, Braille or Welsh language version.
Please send your enquiry email to: Gareth Hughes, Head of Diversity & Inclusion at: [email protected]