Archive - Sunday, 21 July 2019

Man confronted noisy neighbours with a Stanley knife after catching one of them urinating from balcony
A KNIFEMAN who confronted his “noisy neighbours” after becoming enraged when he saw one of them urinating from a balcony has escaped a prison sentence.
'The Transplant Games were on Emily’s bucket list – we’re ticking it off for her,' says mum of Welsh teenage cancer campaigner, Emily Clark
“The Westfield Health British Transplant Games were on Emily’s bucket list – we’re ticking it off for her,” says mum of Welsh teenage cancer campaigner, Emily Clark.
Amphetamine addict went on burglary rampage that targeted Scouts and bowls club
AN amphetamine addict with more than 100 offences to his name went on a burglary rampage after targeting businesses, a sports club and the Scouts.
Leisure Centre ruling shows it is "too easy" for vulnerable people to "fall through the cracks", says AM
IT IS "too easy" for the needs of disabled and vulnerable people to "fall between the cracks of services", a Gwent AM has said.
PICTURE SPECIAL: More prom pictures from all over Gwent as school leavers celebrate in style
CELEBRATING the end of compulsory schooling in style, year 11 pupils got glammed up to go to their proms.
Newport heroin dealer is facing prison sentence
A DRUG dealer was warned he is facing an inevitable prison sentence after he admitted trafficking heroin and cannabis.
'Give greener developments priority': AM
GREENER developments should be given priority in Wales' planning system, a Gwent AM has said.
PICTURE SPECIAL: Creative pupils at Croesyceliog School inspired to pen stories at summer writing festival
PUPILS at Croesyceiliog School took part in the school’s first Summer Writing Festival.
The house in Newport once owned by a famous actor
BASIL Rathbone was one of the most talented actors of his age--but what is a lesser known fact is that he made Newport his home for many years.
£100,000 for meals at summer playschemes in Torfaen and Blaenau Gwent
EMBARGOED FOR SATURDAY
Date set for demolition of historic Newport pub
THE demolition of a former pub will take place this Monday to make way for new properties to be built on the site.
'We need politicians, not personalities': Argus political reporter Ian Craig on the Tory leadership race
Here's the latest Politics File by the Argus' Ian Craig:
Gwent's new 111 NHS phone service for patients set to launch next month
PEOPLE in Gwent who need help, advice and urgent care from the area's GP out-of-hours service or from NHS Direct, will be able to use the single contact number '111' service from the middle of next month.
Bestselling author and former MP Jeffrey Archer to visit Chepstow for launch of new novel
BESTSELLING author Jeffrey Archer will visit Chepstow in September to launch his new book, Nothing Ventured, the first in a new series following London detective William Warwick.
A food bank relied on by hundreds is desperately looking for a new home
A TOWN food bank run entirely by volunteers and relied on by hundreds of people in the local community is searching for a new storage facility.
Abergavenny author who turned family history into acclaimed novel
MEMORIES play an important role in the work of Abergavenny-based author Rhiannon Lewis.
Two Gwent MPs concerned over TV licence changes
TWO Gwent MPs have said they are concerned plans to abolish free TV licences for over-75s will rob many not only of entertainment, but also companionship.
Affectionate cat looking for quiet and loving home
Four-year-old Wikit is looking for a new home.
'Government has big role to play in giving children a healthy start'
Here's the latest Argus column by Blaenau Gwent MP Nick Smith:

20th July 2019

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Man confronted noisy neighbours with a Stanley knife after catching one of them urinating from balcony

'The Transplant Games were on Emily’s bucket list – we’re ticking it off for her,' says mum of Welsh teenage cancer campaigner, Emily Clark

Amphetamine addict went on burglary rampage that targeted Scouts and bowls club

Leisure Centre ruling shows it is "too easy" for vulnerable people to "fall through the cracks", says AM

PICTURE SPECIAL: More prom pictures from all over Gwent as school leavers celebrate in style

Newport heroin dealer is facing prison sentence

'Give greener developments priority': AM

PICTURE SPECIAL: Creative pupils at Croesyceliog School inspired to pen stories at summer writing festival

The house in Newport once owned by a famous actor

£100,000 for meals at summer playschemes in Torfaen and Blaenau Gwent

Date set for demolition of historic Newport pub

'We need politicians, not personalities': Argus political reporter Ian Craig on the Tory leadership race

Gwent's new 111 NHS phone service for patients set to launch next month

Bestselling author and former MP Jeffrey Archer to visit Chepstow for launch of new novel

A food bank relied on by hundreds is desperately looking for a new home

Abergavenny author who turned family history into acclaimed novel

Two Gwent MPs concerned over TV licence changes

Affectionate cat looking for quiet and loving home

'Government has big role to play in giving children a healthy start'