Archive - Sunday, 23 September 2018

YOUR MP WRITES: Jess Morden, Newport East
I WAS really pleased to be part of the first Rhiannon Jade Smith Memorial Trust road safety conference this month. This conference was the idea of the Smith family from Newport East who tragically lost their daughter Rhiannon last March in a road…
Newport 22 Bedwas 17
NEWPORT made it three wins from four in the Principality Premiership with a hard-earned victory over Bedwas at Rodney Parade, writes Jay Bayford.
Traders given assurances as town hall refurbishment given the go-ahead
ASSURANCES have been given that disruption to traders will be kept to a minimum as the next stage in the redevelopment of Abergavenny Town Hall was given the green light.
Hundreds flock to back church devastated by fire
HUNDREDS of worshippers and shoppers gathered to show their support for a city centre church destroyed by a devastating fire.
Impact of order on antisocial behaviour 'invaluable' for area
A CRACKDOWN on antisocial behaviour in an area of Newport is having an “invaluable” impact, a meeting has heard.
Fun and games as public meet the police at community day
The community got the chance to meet their local police officers at a fun event today.
Exiles still riding high in topsy-turvy fourth tier
THIS was a weekend to underline the unpredictability of League Two.
'Staggering' rise in children in council's care slowing down, meeting told
A ‘STAGGERING’ rise in the number of children coming into care in Blaenau Gwent has begun to slow down, a meeting has heard.
Council outlines electric car strategy amid plans for £8m all-electric transport hub
CAERPHILLY council has committed to increasing electric vehicles usage amid plans to create an £8 million all-electric public transport network within the borough.
Trader prosecuted after selling fake hand bags and luggage
A CWMBRAN trader has been caught selling fake hand bags and luggage.
Mountain rescue team joins hunt for missing 64-year-old man
SEARCH teams are out looking for a 64-year-old man who was last seen more than a month ago.
Three House of Fraser stores face closure but future of Gwent store remains uncertain
THE future of a department store is still uncertain despite a £90 million buyout
Pedestrian, 20, dies after collision with lorry on the A40
20-year-old man was killed in the early hours of Saturday morning.
The talking points from Dragons 16 Zebre 5
THE Dragons enjoyed a 16-5 win against Zebre in the Guinness PRO14, here are the talking points from the clash at Rodney Parade…
Jailed dog owner wins appeal after Staffordshire bull terriers' attack
A DOG owner jailed after her two Staffordshire bull terriers killed a Yorkshire terrier was released from prison after winning her appeal.
Urban garden project is off to a flying start
A PROJECT launched last weekend is off to a flying start.

Archive - Sunday, 23 September 2018

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YOUR MP WRITES: Jess Morden, Newport East

Newport 22 Bedwas 17

Traders given assurances as town hall refurbishment given the go-ahead

Hundreds flock to back church devastated by fire

Impact of order on antisocial behaviour 'invaluable' for area

Fun and games as public meet the police at community day

Exiles still riding high in topsy-turvy fourth tier

'Staggering' rise in children in council's care slowing down, meeting told

Council outlines electric car strategy amid plans for £8m all-electric transport hub

Trader prosecuted after selling fake hand bags and luggage

Mountain rescue team joins hunt for missing 64-year-old man

Three House of Fraser stores face closure but future of Gwent store remains uncertain

Pedestrian, 20, dies after collision with lorry on the A40

The talking points from Dragons 16 Zebre 5

Jailed dog owner wins appeal after Staffordshire bull terriers' attack

Urban garden project is off to a flying start

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