Gwent | Archive | 2004 | October
A GWENT managing director has become one of just ten UK business people to win a scholarship to an American business school. more...
Newport & Gwent Chamber of Commerce, Enterprise & Industry has had a vast amount of experience in helping businesses in the former Gwent area to achieve their goals. more...
A `LUXURY' Gwent cattery has made it into the feline equivalent of the Michelin Guide. more...
A GWENT farm manager is swapping the green pastures of Usk for the rolling plains of the Wild West. more...
BUILDERS are about to start work on a £4.3m centre to boost entrepreneurship in Torfaen. more...
A medical supplies distributor is set to create 45 new jobs in the region when it opens a new warehouse. more...
GWENT business leaders nearly choked on their fine wine when Newport Transport turned up at a plush awards ceremony. more...
A bridge spanning the breadth of the Sirhowy Valley is starting to take shape. more...
AMID the damp, dirt, and disruption caused by flood waters in Newport, a musically-inclined fireman entertains householders Colin Salmon and Heather Sidrok with a tune on their piano. more...
TIME is running out to help Gwent youngster Callum Arnold raise the cash he needs to ensure his independence. more...
ANGRY traders in Abergavenny are to boycott a meeting with town redevelopers over fears the plans will harm business. more...
MOTORISTS are reaching speeds of up to 99mph as they approach the toll booths on the Second Severn Crossing despite the introduction of speed cameras, police have revealed. more...
UNDER-FIRE prison chiefs who last night defended the policy of placing sex offenders in a Gwent open prison were warned by town councillors that they are creating a "time bomb". more...
THIS is the 53-year-old Cwmbran woman who was found dead in a Cwmbran flat. more...
SCHOOLCHILDREN in Newport are risking their lives by taking a dangerous shortcut across a busy new road. more...
A GWENT engineering firm has been badly hit in a petrol bomb attack, causing £50,000-worth of damage. more...
NEVER work with children or animals - it's one of the golden rules of film-making. more...
NEWPORT'S £100 million shopping centre plans took a major step forward today as it was revealed five top companies are vying to build the complex. more...
CRAIG Bellamy has dropped a major hint to departing Wales boss Mark Hughes to restore him to the front rather than sticking him out on the right wing again. more...
THE England defeat is history and there is no point "harping on about it", says Wales skipper Gary Speed. more...
GWENT'S James Collins and Carl Fletcher are in line to start for Wales tomorrow night with Simon Davies returned to his rightful midfield position as Mark Hughes searches for three vital points against Poland. more...
Newport Gwent Dragons are going to win the Heineken Cup. Improbable, unlikely for sure, a bit facetious maybe, but the Dragons and coach Chris Anderson are continuing to defy all logic, not to mention their critics. more...
Mark Hughes fears the strides forward he has taken with Wales will be undone by the appointment of the wrong man to succeed him. more...
DEPARTING Wales boss Mark Hughes has to raise the spirit of his battered squad for Wednesday night's make-or-break World Cup qualifier against Poland at the Millennium Stadium after the mauling in Manchester. more...
MARK Hughes' reign as Wales' manager, which at times has thrilled and threatened to send the nation to the dizzy heights of a major championship, is in danger of ending in a whimper. more...
GWENT'S James Collins and Carl Fletcher are in line to start for Wales tomorrow night with Simon Davies returned to his rightful midfield position as Mark Hughes searches for three vital points against Poland. more...
Mark Hughes fears the strides forward he has taken with Wales will be undone by the appointment of the wrong man to succeed him. more...
CRAIG Bellamy has dropped a major hint to departing Wales boss Mark Hughes to restore him to the front rather than sticking him out on the right wing again. more...
THE England defeat is history and there is no point "harping on about it", says Wales skipper Gary Speed. more...
WELSH supporters were still in high spirits after the 2-0 defeat against England at Manchester's Old Trafford stadium despite Saturday's disappointing result. more...
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