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The order covers the area shown on the map, including Cwmbran Town Shopping Centre and Cwmbran Retail Park. It gives officers extra powers to direct such groups to leave the area if their behaviour is likely to contribute to disorder or cause harassment, alarm or distress to members of the public. And if they return to that area after being moved on, they face being arrested. Officers patrolled the area yesterday evening, and Gwent Police Chief Superintendent Mark Hobrough said: “This appears to be an isolated incident involving local youths. We have made a number of arrests." “...

Metal bars were also recovered after armed police were called to reports of youths with weapons.

A 24-HOUR dispersal order has been issued for Cwmbran Town Centre.

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Officers also stopped more than 300 vehicles during roadside checks on the weekend. As well as issuing fines to coronavirus rule-breakers, the police seized 16 vehicles for having no insurance and reported 31 drivers for alleged speeding offences. “We understand this is a really difficult time for our communities and we would like to thank those who are continuing to adhere to the Welsh Government restrictions," Ch Supt Hobrough said. He added: “Alert level four restrictions are still in place in Wales which means that people should remain in their own household and only travel wh...