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Latest news
18The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent is inviting suitably qualified organisations or consultants to provide a quotation for an Indirect Victim Needs...
18Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd is supporting a project that provides training for vulnerable teenagers on issues including antisocial behaviour, healthy relationships...
18Children and young people in Torfaen learnt hip-hop dance skills over the summer break thanks to funding from the Police and Crime Commissioner.
17Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has supported the charity Missing People to deliver workshops for children and young people in Gwent who have been identified as being...
17Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has allocated funding towards a new underwater drone that will help the Severn Area Rescue Association search technically demanding...
10Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd held her latest Public Accountability Forum with Chief Constable Mark Hobrough to discuss issues affecting communities in Blaenau...