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Spot checks
Page 7 from 24th April 1982OVER 100 heavy goods vehicles travelling into Gwent by the M4 were stopped by police for official checks during a four hour period last week. In......
Gwent police attacked for delayed recovery contract
Page 11 from 17th May 2001• by Dominic Perry The row over Gwent Police's management of its vehicle recovery contract was re-ignited this week after another haulier claimed......
Auditor slams Gwent police recovery deal
Page 10 from 5th June 2003Ira by Guy Sheppard A damning report into the way a police vehicle recovery contract was awarded and then managed is published today (Thursday 5......
THE ROAD Haulage Association and Gwent Police have...
Page 7 from 12th June 1982Vehicle Observer Corps for South Wales, with John Evans (Transport) Ltd, of Newport, acting as Corps leader. Details of any vehicle or trailer......
CPS considers hijack report by Karen Miles • Gwent police
Page 10 from 25th June 1998have completed an internal inquiry into whether detectives bungled an investigation into a lorry hijacking three-and-a-half years ago. The......
Gwent police are under suspicion about contract
Page 13 from 10th May 2001• by Sally Nash Gwent Police Authority (GPA) has been forced to launch an internal criminal investigation into the way it awarded and managed a......
Third challenge to rescue deal
Page 7 from 23rd November 2000w Independent recovery operators in South Wales are mounting their third legal challenge against the police over a decision made six years ago to......
• Commercial Motor is delighted to announce a new comedy
Page 46 from 8th October 1987series for the autumn season. We kick off with the hilarious Carty On DTp starring Gwent Police, the DVLC and the lovable Cardiff Department of......
Gwent recovery operator to face further court case
Page 8 from 22nd August 2002• by Miles Brignall A grieving father who has fought for seven years to bring a private prosecution against John Wall, the boss of Gwent recovery......
Over talks overloads
Page 6 from 16th August 1986• Overloaded commercial vehicles will not automatically be dealt with by the new fixed penalty scheme, which conies into effect on October 1.......