GARETH Anscombe controversially is yet to break his duck in Test rugby but says Wales can't blame the TMO for their Six Nations defeat in England. The full-back seemed to win the race to a loose ball over the line at Twickenham but official Glenn
WARREN Gatland says Wales are upbeat for Dublin despite seeing their Six Nations triple crown hopes ended in a controversial clash at Twickenham, writes Chris Kirwan. Champions England triumphed 12-6 in a rain-soaked London thanks to a brace by
GWENT Police recorded the fewest incidents of gun and knife in Wales, according to figures from the Office of National Statistics (ONS). In the period between April 2016 and March 2017, seven firearm offences – excluding air weapons – were recorded
A MIRACLE baby born with a two per cent chance of survival has continued to confound his family and doctors. Charlotte Evans’ pregnancy with her son Keyan was plagued with setback after setback, having been offered two terminations before his birth
ACCESS to reliable internet service has never been so important to small and medium sized businesses. Many rely on a strong, reliable online presence to sell their products and services. To thrive in today’s digital world they need the best possible
A FIREFIGHTER from Pontypool will be running the Newport half marathon in full kit to support the charity and hospice who helped his cousin, who died from cervical cancer. Gareth White, along with his uncle David Walters, will be taking to the
A NURSERY which ranked as Wales’ best last year is to expand into Newport. The Hollies Day Nursery, owned by Lisa Cronk and David Hutchings, is located in the centre of Cardiff and offers daycare to babies and children from six weeks to five years
TORFAEN council has generated more than £2,000 in the past two years in income by selling advertising space on its website. Receiving a set amount of money per click on the advert, the council has recouped £2,321.89 since it was introduced. The
LANDOWNERS near a planned flood defence scheme in Newport have refuted claims that the project has had to be redesigned after they refused to allow it to be built on their land. Natural Resources Wales (NRW) was granted planning permission for the
A ROGERSTONE business has donated 15,000 prepared ready meals to a charity. 2 Sisters, which is based at Rogerstone Park, made the eye-watering donations to charity FareShare Cymru to help feed some of society's most vulnerable people. Last month
A NEW date to see the Man Engine in Blaenau Gwent has been announced. Tickets are now on sale for the mechanical giant's visit at Parc Bryn Bach in Tredegar on Friday, April 9. For details, go to themanengine.co.uk/ or ticketsource.co.uk/date
A MARKET held in a Newport pub on Saturday was a hit with shoppers. Le Public Space, in High Street, Newport, held a market on Saturday and welcomed all sorts of stalls. Irene Duncan, of The Handmade Chocolate Emporium, was one of the traders
THAT Wales were disappointed with a consolation bonus point at Twickenham shows how well the 'fringe' players have fared in the Six Nations. That Wales headed back over the Severn Bridge with the frustration of a TMO shocker and a try-saving wonder
THE Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning of ice for Wales, including the entirety of Gwent. It came into effect at 3am on Sunday, February 11 and is due to come to an end at 10am this morning, covering Blaenau Gwent, Caerphilly, Monmouthshire
FOREST Green Rovers manager Mark Cooper says the English Football League should not allow rugby and football to be played over the same weekend at Rodney Parade. Cooper was angry after yesterday’s League Two clash with Newport County AFC was postponed
NEW recruits joining Gwent Police to boost the force’s frontlines have been given a warm welcome by police chiefs. A passing out parade in Newport on Friday marked the start of a new journey for 21 new officers. The traditional service marks
