CHRISTIAN Malcolm's coach Jock Anderson believes that his man is still on track to claim a place in the Great Britain team for next month's World Championship... despite picking up a cold. Malcolm has had an enforced week off due to the illness but Anderson
THIS is what a Newport hospital's new £1.5 million physiotherapy unit will look like. The new unit is to be built at St Joseph's Hospital in Malpas, after the plans were approved by Newport city council this week. HolderMathias architects, who are acting
CWMBRAN Town can be successful under new boss Brian Coyne, insists former Crows temporary manager Roger Gibbins. And with a few additions to Cwmbran's modest squad, Gibbins believes that Gwent's only Welsh Premier League club can once again be a force
RESCUERS bringing an injured woman out of a Gwent cave where she was trapped overnight were this morning racing to beat the clock. Tidal conditions meant the entrance to the caving system in Chepstow would be flooded by about 11am. Nine members of Wessex
AS MICHAEL BALDWIN begins a life sentence today for the murder of stepdaughter Jenna Brookfield, her parents spoke of their grief and shared pride in their tragic daughter. Baldwin, 36, formerly of Limekiln Road, Pontnewynydd, was sentenced yesterday
FEISTY pensioner Renee Griffiths is battling once more - and this time she's fighting for a bus stop. The 83-year-old widow, of Princess Street, Aber-tillery, is no stranger to campaigning, having already taken on the might of the government's Department
A FORMER Newport man fighting to improve the organ donation system in his adopted country has won an important award. Andy Tookey began his campaign in New Zealand after his daughter Katie was diagnosed with a rare liver disease. He and his wife Janice
GOVERNORS at Abergavenny's Harold Road Junior School, are blocking a bid by their feeder infant school to become Church In Wales voluntary aided. Park Street Infants is one of two Abergavenny infant schools threatened with closure by Monmouthshire county
A POLICE officer was dragged along the ground and a colleague injured as they tried to stop an attempted car theft, a court heard. Police Constable Stephen Jenkins was caught as John Ley, 20, of Hendre Farm Drive, Ringland, tried to drive away, Cardiff
RISCA 400m sprinter Jamie Baulch has had his preparations for this weekend's World Champ-ionship trials hit by a troublesome verruca. And the World and Olympic silver medallist jokingly blames fellow Welsh one-lap star Iwan Thomas. Baulch had the verruca
WALES captain Robin McBryde has admitted that Welsh rugby has become a laughing stock following their dismal run of eight defeats in a row. The icing on the cake came with a humiliating reverse against New Zealand last month but the Llanelli hooker believes
LABOUR veteran Michael Foot today condemned George Bush's administration as the worst US government for years. Speaking on his 90th birthday the former Labour leader and MP for Blaenau Gwent said the war in Iraq had been a "terrible mistake" and called
NEWPORT County boss Peter Nicholas is keeping his options open about re-signing midfield pair Ryan Ashington and Kristian Dimond. Nicholas does not want to tie-up all the cash in his tight budget while his two top transfer targets - Chinese World Cup
