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‘Times have changed, crimes have changed, and policing has had to adapt’

Gwent’s police and crime commissioner, Jane Mudd, discusses her new Police, Crime and Justice Plan, which was launched last month.

A primary school has unveiled its new ‘tree corridor’ – with nearly 900 trees planted as part of an effort to ‘future-proof’ the school.

Women in Business Network (WIBN) has officially launched its Caerphilly group, welcoming more than 25 women to the opening day at Geshmak Bistro.

Cabinet members will meet on Wednesday April 16 to discuss the latest objections to proposals to shut Rhydri Primary School.

A 15-year-old girl and a 17-year-old boy, both from Risca, have been charged with burglary and criminal damage.

A pledge to switch street lights back on could come at a financial and environmental cost to Newport City Council.

Timothy Taylor, 32, of St John’s Terrace, Crosskeys, has been jailed for two years and eight months.

Bedwas Leisure Centre is one of three which could close in July under proposals to move to a smaller number of “strategic” facilities.

The event, which is being held on Saturday May 10, promises a challenge for walkers, joggers, and runners of all fitness levels and abilities.

More than 5,000 people signed a petition warning the rise in fees “could lead to the collapse” of grassroots programmes.