THE final decision on whether a school will be built on a former landfill site is imminent. The National Assembly is expected to announce in the next week whether they will allow Newport council to build a replacement for the dilapidated Victorian Durham
MICHAEL Owen challenged the British and Irish Lions to "set down a marker" for the 2005 tour of New Zealand with victory and a performance to be proud of in Monday's Zurich Test against Argentina. Owen was yesterday appointed captain for the historic
A GWENT family is suing a hospital trust for more than £300,000 claiming surgery carried out by two disgraced surgeons left their daughter severely brain damaged. Marianne Loretta Telles, 20, of Bala Drive, Rogerstone, underwent heart surgery when she
THELMA Lewis was overcome with emotion when she read in the Argus about a Dutch town which annually honours a serviceman whose life was cut tragically short during the Second World War. Her strong feelings were understandable - because it is her father
A WOMAN who suffered racial abuse from her neighbour is planning to move away and make a fresh start. Leanne Thomas, 26, said she and her partner Jason Davies, no longer feel comfortable living at home in Wern Road, Pontypool, after being racially abused
THIS Newport worker needs to be sure-footed and have a head for heights - because the city council is branching out. You may see a new inhabitant in trees across the council area: such as David Forrest, one of the local authority's tree climbers. Newport
