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Police and Crime Commissioner will invest to make communities safer
Four jailed for £10k cannabis supply
New Wye Valley court enables jury trials to resume
Abergavenny pensioner pleads guilty to witness intimidation
Wicked Jeremiah: The Green Eyed Monster
Murder most foul!
Opinion
The View from Westminster with Catherine Fookes MP
Nearly a quarter of criminals in Gwent were first-time offenders
New PCC Jane Mudd vows to champion youth and social justice
From 1874 to 1922, there were a total of seven public executions at Usk Prison. Chronicle Reporter Tim Butters retraces the steps that led the condemned to the gallows and revisits the backgrounds of the hangmen who came calling to carry out their grim duty.
Politics
Rented home law could have 'devastating' impact on abuse survivors
Welsh ministers 'preparing for devolution' of criminal justice powers
Fatal crash OAP sentenced
Significant drop in number of young people entering justice system in Gwent
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