NEWPORT swept impressively to the top of the Welsh/Scottish League Table for the first time this season with a magnificent 33-6 performance at Sardis Road. Newport scored five tries, as well as having two disallowed, as they romped to a record victory
NEWPORT have been hailed as the best side in Wales after their record 33-6 demolition job on Pontypridd at Sardis Road last night which sent them roaring to the top of the Welsh/Scottish League Table. "Newport are the best side we have played this season
A YOUNG mother who went out for a Boxing Day drink was left scarred for life after a vicious attack. Sally Griffiths, 22, was glassed while she was unconscious after being attacked in a packed pub. Now Ms Griffiths, of Bryn Glas, Pontllanfraith, says
NEWPORT swept impressively to the top of the Welsh/Scottish League Table for the first time this season with a magnificent 33-6 performance at Sardis Road. Newport scored five tries, as well as having two disallowed, as they romped to a record victory
GRANDMOTHER Verna Ormond is toasting her luck after winning a year's supply of her favourite bread. But a loaf a day proved too much for Verna and her family so now she is donating half the dough to St Anne's Hospice, Newport. Verna, 54, (pictured) said
CWMBRAN Town's record League Of Wales goal-scorer Mattie Davies has re-signed for The Crows - and promises to make a deadly partnership with 13-goal hot-shot Craig Hughes which could land the Gwent side the League of Wales title. The signing comes only
ONE of two breakdown firms investigated for dishonesty has welcomed news they will not face criminal charges from the Crown Prosecution Service. Newport-based Walls Truck Services was under investigation for allegations of overcharging, theft of property
HOSPITAL staff who fall victim to violence by patients or visitors must have strong support in pursuing the culprits through the courts, says a consultant. Nick Jenkins, (pictured) clinical director of accident and emergency services for Gwent Healthcare
