PATIENTS and their families who have experienced treatment and care through the Gwent Frailty Programme, are being asked to tell health watchdogs what they think, as part of a major survey. The multi-million pound programme, introduced in spring
THE pupils of Dewstow Primary School, Caldicot, buried a time capsule on their new school site. The new school is being built on the site of the former Green Lane School, with pupils from Green Lane being based at Caldicot’s West End Infants School
MEMBERS of Abergavenny churches gave their ideas on the future of the Church in Wales which will published in a new report. The Church in Wales commissioned a review a year ago to address some of its challenges and to ensure it was fit for purpose
IT IS good that Blaenau Gwent council staff are putting considerable effort into making improvements in education. For let's be frank, that the county's education service had to be placed into special measures with outsiders brought in to lead
MUCH important work remains to be done if a valleys council is to regain control of its education department, the minister in charge has said. But Wales' education minister Leighton Andrews said considerable efforts have been made by staff in Blaenau
THE decision of Newport County chairman Chris Blight to sever his ties with the club in the aftermath of vicious abuse and inaccurate speculation over behind-the-scenes discussions about potential investment , is understandable - and it is also a
UNTIL a few weeks ago, Lewis Perham could not bear to feel water on his legs and feet. But now the nine-year-old from Cwmbran, who has Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), has completed a sponsored swim in aid of the hospital that is treating
NEWPORT County new boy Jake Thomson has sent out a warning to the rest of the Blue Square Bet Premier, insisting the Exiles are not scared of anyone in the division. Thomson and teammates kick off their Conference campaign with a daunting trip
FORMER Newport County goal hero Craig Hughes believes the Exiles are firmly on the right track to fulfil their ambition of a return to the Football League following their move to Rodney Parade, writes Michael Pearlman. Hughes, now with County
ENZO Calzaghe will tonight premiere his new film Stitched Up for 100 guests at his Abercarn gym. Mr Calzaghe wrote the gangster film with brother Uccio and he has spent £25,000 filming it over the last 18 months in Gwent and his native Sardinia
NEWPORT shooter Elena Allen insists she won’t be using her Beijing Olympic disappointment of four years ago as a motivational tool to medal at London 2012. Allen, the double Common-wealth Games gold medallist in Delhi in 2010, finished a disappointing
TWO people were rescued from the River Usk last night. South Wales Fire and Rescue Service were called to Castle Bingo, Usk Way, Newport, at 8.17pm, following reports two people were in the water nearby. The first casualty was rescued using
THE Labour administration in Newport is to press ahead with switching off every other street light during the night in the city. Councillor Ken Critchley, cabinet member for infrastructure, has decided to continue with a programme to introduce
ENZO Calzaghe is determined to save Amir Khan’s boxing career and is in talks with the fighter’s father about working with him, the Argus can exclusively reveal. The legendary trainer, who was in the corner of all 46 of son Joe’s unbeaten fights
GWENT councils will work together to raise standards in education through the creation of a new non-for-profit company. A report to Newport council’s learning, caring and leisure scrutiny committee says the newly formed South East Wales Education
