Gwent | Archive | 2001 | September
THERE is still time to get your nominations in for this year's South Wales Argus /Calor Gas Restaurant of the Year Competition. more...
THERE is still no news of Welsh former concert pianist Catherine James, missing since the twin towers collapsed last Tuesday. more...
TWO men who helped put Newport on the sporting and literary map received honorary fellowships from the University of Wales College, Newport. more...
SCORES of people took to the streets of Blaenavon over the weekend to celebrate the town's World Heritage Site status. more...
THE controversial Rock Bitch concert planned for Newport has been cancelled after a storm of local protest. more...
NEWPORT in Bloom 2002 could be jeopardised by plans to slash £15,000 off the budget for spring bulbs and bedding plants, councillors claim. more...
A GWENT Assembly Member is calling for an investigation into reports that terrorists linked to World Trade terror prime suspect Osama bin Laden trained in Wales. more...
NOW here's a funny thing. more...
THE Regiment of the Royal Welch Fusiliers marched on Newport at the weekend - but the soldiers had every right to. more...
Neath 11, Newport 19 more...
Ebbw Vale 17- Bridgend 18 more...
EBBW Vale loose head prop Iestyn Thomas is set to win his sixth cap for Wales in Wednesday's international against Romania at the Millennium Stadium (writes Robin Davey). more...
Newport Wasps gained their best home win of the season in their penultimate league fixture with a 55-37 Premier League victory over Arena Essex yesterday. more...
NEWPORT are one of only three Welsh teams in the quarter-finals of the Celtic League competition after achieving their first win at Neath for seven years on Saturday night. more...
GLAMORGAN ended their otherwise dismal season on a high note at Sophia Gardens yesterday and confirmed their status as champions of the Division Two National League with an emphatic win over lowly Middlesex. more...
NEWPORT'S Celtic Manor Resort may face a further anxious wait to find out if they are to stage the 2009 Ryder Cup (writes Paul Tully). more...
Pontypool made it four out of four with a hard fought win of 24 -16 at West Wales giants Camarthen Quins. more...
FORMER Cardiff City defender Jason Perry made his long awaited league debut for County - then told the fans they have to work just as hard as the players if Newport are to realise the dream of getting County into the Conference. more...
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