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Latest news
28HRH The Princess Royal hears first-hand from victims and survivors of crime and frontline workers at Victim Support Gwent
28Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd is funding a pilot project that aims to improve trust in public services among vulnerable young people.
21Children from Trinity Fields School’s police cadet unit celebrated the completion of their cadet course with a passing out parade.
20The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jane Mudd joined partners and residents from diverse communities for the Pioneers of Wales project launch at the Riverfront...
29In June we mark Pride Month when we celebrate and support people who are part of the LGBTQ+ community.
29Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd is funding specialist support for LGBTQ+ young people affected by crime.