WORK EXPERIENCE: Our reporter takes to Newport's Transporter Bridge

HIGH LIFE: Reporter Danielle Sheridan tries her hand at working on Newport’s Transporter Bridge

1:40pm Friday 24th May 2013

EVER fancied working on Newport’s most iconic landmark? We sent DANIELLE SHERIDAN to try her hand on the city’s famous Transporter Bridge.

FIRST PERSON: County-mad butcher’s recipe for success

BANG ON: Mike Edwards with his County sausages

3:40pm Wednesday 22nd May 2013

He has been a butcher since he left school at 16.

BEHIND THE HEADLINES: ‘Shops, art and leisure can revive Newport’

BLEAK TIMES: Empty shops on Commercial Street in Newport

5:16pm Tuesday 21st May 2013

With regeneration plans put into place to transform Newport’s city centre, SOPHIE BROWNSON, DANIELLE SHERIDAN and DEAN PROSSER asked the people of Newport what they would really like to see happen to regenerate it.

BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Big demand for Welsh education means crunch time for planners

WELSH-MEDIUM SCHOOL: A teacher and pupils in a workshop in the newly refurbished block at Ysgol Gyfun Gwynllyw

2:40pm Tuesday 14th May 2013

IN THREE years’ time pupils from Torfaen, Newport, Blaenau Gwent and Monmouthshire who want to go to a Welsh-medium high school in their catchment area could find they have nowhere to go.

FIRST PERSON: Fundraiser and expeditioner David Thompson

David Thompson has raised tens of thousands of pounds for Macmillan Cancer Support.

12:03pm Monday 13th May 2013

THE loss of his father inspired him to continue taking on extreme expeditions to raise tens of thousands of pounds for Macmillan Cancer Support and now Newport’s David Thompson is encouraging others to do the same. He tells his story to RUTH MANSFIELD.

SCHOOL OF THE WEEK: Fairwater High School

CHEMISTRY LESSON: From left, Adam Gage, Tyler Wakefield and Ross Lang conduct an experiment

3:27pm Thursday 2nd May 2013

Cwmbran’s Fairwater High School has undergone a huge transformation – and is giving youngsters ambition, confidence and a great work ethic. DANIELLE SHERIDAN reports.

WORK EXPERIENCE: Vintage clothing is a cut above jumble sale items

9:40am Saturday 13th April 2013

VINTAGE fan and Argus reporter KEILIGH BAKER entered preloved heaven when she volunteered for the day at Abergavenny's first social enterprise, Vintage Vision.

FIRST PERSON: Abertillery boss of UK Crossrail project, Terry Morgan

PROUD OF WELSH ROOTS: Terry Morgan was born in Abertillery, grew up in Cwmbran and now lives in the Midlands.

2:52pm Wednesday 3rd April 2013

He is in charge of spending £120 million a month, a long way from his humble beginnings in Abertillery. Terry Morgan, 64, explains how he rose from being an apprentice in Cwmbran to the chairman of Crossrail, in charge of building the east-west rail link in London. He talks to HAYLEY MILLS.

BEHIND THE HEADLINES: Still hope for Newport's medieval ship

Blow to plans for displaying medieval ship in Newport

4:10pm Tuesday 26th March 2013

LAST week’s Colliers report into the Newport Ship may have proved difficult reading for supporters of what’s thought of as the largest, best-preserved medieval ship in the UK, commanding international attention.

BEHIND THE HEADLINES: How Gwent councils are bridging budget gaps

CONCERT CAMPAIGN: Gwent music students played outside Newport Civic Centre in protest at proposed cuts to Gwent Music Support Service

12:10pm Tuesday 12th March 2013

Gwent’s councils have set their budgets for 2013/14 and, while some have closed services, others haven’t. But the financial outlook is not good and future years could be bleak. DAVID DEANS investigates.






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