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A process to allow victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence to securely give evidence to a court hearing through video-linked facilities has launched in Gwent and across Wales.

A WORKSHOP to allow children to identify places in Newport where they feel safe or unsafe will help police create their policing plans.

The Welsh Government has today (Monday March 21) brought in a new law making it illegal to physically punish a child in Wales.

There are just five regular police stations open to the public in Gwent. We asked the chief constable and the PCC why there had been so many closures

But data shows black and Asian people are more likely to be stopped by police in Wales.

There are just five regular police stations open to the public in Gwent. We asked the chief constable and the PCC why there had been so many closures

Grants totalling £72,490 were given to community groups across Gwent at this year’s Your Voice, Your Choice event including several from Monmouthshire.

The latest figures from the Office of National Statistics show that acquisitive crime including robbery, theft and burglary fell across Gwent in the year between September 2020 and September 2021.

The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert, is to raise the amount the average household pays for policing through council tax by £1.32 per month to allow Gwent Police to continue keeping communities safe.

A NEW initiative to reduce the fly-tipping of tyres has been launched in Newport.