BEING GAY, WORKING HERE
KATH PARKER, Schools Liaison Officer, Chair of LGBT network
‘I joined the police in 1990 and am pleased how positively attitudes have changed over time. I am comfortable being out at work and feel supported by Gwent Police both as a schools liaison officer and as chair of the LGBT network, where we strive to raise LGBT visibility, support our colleagues and improve our service to the public.’
QUICK FACTS
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WHO WE ARE
Gwent Police provides policing services to the county boroughs of Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly, Newport, Monmouthshire and Torfaen in the South East of Wales.
MORE ABOUT US
Gwent Police is committed to protecting and reassuring the public by providing a citizen-focused service to tackle issues that matter most to local people. The force works closely with the public and partners to identify local priorities, reduce crime and make our communities feel safer. We aim to provide an effective, visible and accessible policing service based on quality and value for money. Details of current vacancies can be found on our website.
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR
A highly skilled and motivated workforce lies at the heart of the delivery of an effective, citizen-focused policing service which meets the needs and expectations of all members of our communities. We are looking for exceptional individuals with the right blend of attitude, skills and qualities, and an unequivocal respect for equality and diversity to help us make our communities better and safer places.
