Cardiff Crown Court
A NEWPORT man is to stand trial in the autumn after he denied allegations he is a class A drug dealer.
Paul Newberry, 42, of Portskewett Street, pleaded not guilty to four counts of supplying heroin in the city in November 2019.
He denied the charges at a hearing at Cardiff Crown Court before Judge Richard Williams.
A trial date was fixed to start on November 23 and the case is expected to last three days.
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Newberry was represented by Byron Broadstock and the prosecution by Rachel Knight.
The defendant was remanded in custody.
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