CIVILIAN police support officers have been sent to road traffic accidents, domestic abuse reports and to deal with violent offenders, inspectors have found.
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Change to attendance recording at Torfaen pupil referral unit
THE way attendance for pupils at a referral unit for youngsters unable to go to mainstream schools full-time is recorded will change from September.
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Jane Mudd responds to Gwent Police inspection report
THE woman responsible for overseeing the police service in Gwent says she is confident it is improving following its latest inspection report.
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Gwent Police told to improve how it investigates crime
GWENT Police has been told it needs to improve how it investigates crime and protects vulnerable people.
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Cloud technology switch for Gwent’s Shared Resource Service
A TECHNOLOGY and IT partnership between a number of Gwent public bodies is to move its data to a cloud-based system.
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Guns 2 Roses set for Cwmbran Stadium festival days after show in India
The lead singer of Guns 2 Roses is performing in India a week before he returns to his hometown of Cwmbran to play at Crowfest 2025- and flying to Australia in a few months’ time.
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Watkins & Oliver set to perform at Crowfest 2025 at Cwmbran Stadium
Songwriting duo Watkins & Oliver are set to perform at Crowfest 2025. The all-day festival is on Saturday 19 July at Cwmbran Stadium.
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Darren ‘Graceland’ Jones can’t wait to return to Cwmbran’s Crowfest music festival
Darren ‘Graceland’ Jones can’t wait to return to the stage at Crowfest 2025. The award-winning Elvis tribute was a hit at last year’s festival.
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Cwmbran’s Sharkbite Burgers finalist for Uber Eats Best Restaurant of the Year
A Cwmbran food business is one of ten finalists from Wales in the prestigious Uber Eats Best Restaurant of the Year competition.
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‘Like an episode of Yes Minister’: civil servants ‘obstructed’ public appointments inquiry
Welsh Government bigwigs obstructed an inquiry into public appointments then failed to accept a single one of its recommendations, a watchdog committee warned.