News Room

Elder abuse is not a taboo subject and never should be. To mark the day, my team has been collaborating with partners, including Cyfannol Women’s Aid, to raise awareness of...

Jane Mudd has welcomed both new returning Members of the Senedd, and local authority leaders, to Gwent Police Headquarters as part of her ongoing engagement with Wales’s...

More than 60 volunteers braved the wind and rain to take part in this year’s Big Help Out in Pontypool.

A Blaenau Gwent social enterprise is looking to expand its volunteering opportunities thanks to funding from the Police and Crime Commissioner.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has thanked volunteers across Gwent who give their time to support their communities.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd is continuing her support for young people in the Aber Valley.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd is supporting the Ethnic Minorities and Youth Support Team’s (EYST) Urban Safe Project in Newport.

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd has allocated funding to enable Cwmbran Centre for Young People (CCYP) to continue providing open access drop in sessions five nights a...

A project aimed at promoting positive masculinity and challenging misogyny and gender based violence among young people in Gwent is being supported by the Police and Crime...

Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd is supporting a new community initiative in Newport.

Thousands of young people across Gwent will benefit from workshops on knife crime, county lines and hate crime, thanks to support from Police and Crime Commissioner Jane...

Young people in Caerphilly are being engaged through music thanks to a project funded by Police and Crime Commissioner Jane Mudd.