UK’s most wanted fugitive returned following arrest in Portugal
One of the UK’s most wanted men has been brought back to Wales by the National Crime Agency (NCA) after…
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Man sentenced for sexually assaulting a young child
A 38-year-old man has been sentenced for sexually assaulting a young child 12 years ago. Shannon Leigh Newth was today…
Man arrested and charged in connection with sexual assault in Cathays, Cardiff
A man has been arrested and charged in connection with a sexual assault on a woman in Cathays, Cardiff. Detectives…
Work on new railway stations around Newport could begin by 2026 according to proposals
Building work on a series of new railway stations in and around Newport will begin in 2026, according to the…
Pentre Awel to host drop-in sessions to engage with Llanelli community
Pentre Awel will be hosting two drop-in sessions on Wednesday 16 October 2024, 10am to 1pm (morning to afternoon session) and 5pm to 7pm (evening session)…
Have your say on Ceredigion’s draft Common Allocation Policy
Residents are being asked for their views on Ceredigion County Council’s draft Common Allocation Policy which sets out the Council’s…
Woman charged in connection with the death of four people following paddle-boarding incident
Nerys Bethan Lloyd, aged 39, from Aberavon, has been charged with four counts of gross negligence manslaughter and one offence…
Feeling positive in Carmarthenshire; over £500k supporting mental health services
This year on World Mental Health Day [10 October], we are highlighting the important work the UK Government’s Shared Prosperity…
‘Proper tidy’ rise in customers on trains to Barry Island following return of Gavin and Stacey
Barry Island is seeing a ‘proper tidy’ rise in customers as new trains and the return of some old favourites…
Welsh Gov spends £1.7m on special advisers
The Welsh Government revealed a £1.7m pay bill for special advisers in the year to April, including £479,000 in severance…