Police search for woman from Gwent who breached conditions
Lucy Hayden is 27 years old and from the Ebbw Vale area.
She was released from prison in February, after receiving a sentence for theft at Newport Magistrates court.
A spokesperson for Gwent Police said: 'Gwent Police is appealing for information to find Lucy Hayden, from the Ebbw Vale area.
'She has been recalled to prison after breaching her licence conditions. The 27-year-old was released from prison in February, after receiving a 7-month 12-day sentence at Newport Magistrates court, in November last year, for theft.
'Anyone with any information is asked to call police on 101, quoting 2500190790, you can send a direct message on Facebook or X, or online: https://www.gwent.police.uk/contact/af/contact-us-beta/contact-us/.'
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