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Latest news
16Cwmbran RFC has been recognised at the annual Torfaen Volunteer Awards for its work supporting communities across the borough.
15Join professional artist Emma Bevan and help create a community banner to mark White Ribbon Day.
14This week the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jane Mudd joined over 90 children from schools across Newport for the council’s annual Grand Council event.
8Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has raised concerns about the Welsh Government’s announcement that closing three junctions on the M4 is among the options it is...
8Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has welcomed the latest batch of recruits to join Gwent Police.
8Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd is supporting Blaenavon’s World Heritage Youth Ambassadors with a project focused on landscape crime.