SUN 15 NOV 2026

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What police say they are focusing on in each Monmouthshire neighbourhood

Anti-social behaviour and rural crime are the most common priorities.

Monmouthshire, SUN 15 NOV 2026 (Newsguv data desk)

Neighbourhood policing teams across Monmouthshire have published the issues they say they are concentrating on. The most common are anti-social behaviour and rural crime.

NeighbourhoodCurrent priorities
CaerwentAnti-social behaviour
Caldicot CastleAnti-social behaviour
CantrefAnti-social behaviour
CastleAnti-social behaviour
CroesonenAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
CrucorneyAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
DevaudenAnti-social behaviour
DewstowAnti-social behaviour
Dixton with OsbastonAnti-social behaviour
DrybridgeAnti-social behaviour
Goytre FawrRural crime
Green LaneAnti-social behaviour
GrofieldAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
LansdownAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
LarkfieldAnti-social behaviour
LlanbadocAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
Llanelly HillAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
Llanfoist Fawr NorthRural crime; Anti-social behaviour
Llanfoist Fawr SouthAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
Llangybi FawrRural crime; Anti-social behaviour
LlanoverRural crime
Llantilio CrossennyAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
Llanwenarth UltraRural crime; Anti-social behaviour
MardyAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
MillAnti-social behaviour
Mitchel TroyAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
OvermonnowRural crime; Anti-social behaviour
PortskewettAnti-social behaviour
PrioryAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
RaglanRural crime; Anti-social behaviour
RogietAnti-social behaviour
SevernAnti-social behaviour
ShirenewtonAnti-social behaviour
St ArvansAnti-social behaviour
St ChristophersAnti-social behaviour
St KingsmarkAnti-social behaviour
St MarysAnti-social behaviour
The ElmsAnti-social behaviour
ThornwellAnti-social behaviour
Trellech UnitedAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
UskAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime
West EndAnti-social behaviour
WyeshamAnti-social behaviour; Rural crime

Priorities are set by Gwent Police neighbourhood teams, usually after public meetings and surveys.

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Source: Gwent Police via data.police.uk / Open Government Licence v3.0. Spotted a mistake? See corrections and removals.