Jane Mudd stands as the Labour candidate for the Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner with a proven track record in public service and local government. Her extensive experience in community safety and partnership working positions her as a formidable advocate for effective and responsive policing in Gwent.

Jane Mudd for Gwent PCC: Championing Safer, Stronger Communities

Experienced Leadership and Community Engagement

Jane Mudd’s career in public service is marked by significant roles that have prepared her to take on the challenges of policing and community safety. As a current councillor and cabinet member, she has demonstrated strong leadership and sound judgement. Mudd articulates her vision clearly: “Safe and sustainable communities need good policing. I will work with Gwent police, our citizens, partners and stakeholders to continue to build public confidence in policing and criminal justice, ensuring policing is visible and connected to communities.”

A Focus on Transparency and Accountability

Mudd emphasizes the importance of transparency and accountability in policing. She commits to ensuring that community voices are not only heard but are integral to shaping policing strategies. “Good policing demands transparency and accountability,” Mudd states, promising to make sure that “your concerns are prioritized and that police leaders are held to account.”

Protecting the Vulnerable and Tackling Key Issues

One of Jane Mudd’s primary campaign focuses is the protection of vulnerable groups and addressing significant social issues such as violence against women and girls, hate crime, and youth crime prevention. Her approach includes supporting initiatives that aim at early intervention and prevention, enhancing safety in retail and hospitality workplaces, and ensuring that tackling serious and organised crime remains a priority for Gwent police.

A Commitment to Listening and Collaborative Solutions

Understanding the unique needs of Gwent’s diverse communities—from valleys and rural areas to towns and the city—is central to Mudd’s candidacy. “Listening to you is important to me. I understand the concerns of our communities in Gwent,” she affirms. This commitment to engaging with the public is fundamental to her strategy for fostering a trusting relationship between the police and the communities they serve.

Conclusion

Jane Mudd’s campaign for Gwent PCC is built on a foundation of experienced leadership, a commitment to community engagement, and a strategic focus on public safety and justice. Her dedication to creating a safer, more connected Gwent showcases her readiness to be an effective Police and Crime Commissioner. With a strong background in partnership working and community safety, Jane Mudd is the right choice for a safer Gwent.

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