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Stories for 23 February 2004

Gwent News

Teaching toddlers road safety

PARENTS in Gwent can take up an invitation to give their toddlers an early lesson in skills which could save lives.  more...

Call to help fight arson attacks

FIRE chiefs are urging Gwent people to help their fight against arsonists, after youths were blamed for starting a major hill fire.  more...

Speed up the court system, says judge

A JUDGE has hit out at Gwent's Crown Prosecution Service over an "escalating problem" of delays to cases.  more...

Daniel quits police role

ONE of Gwent's new police community support officers has left his post after just a month in the job.  more...

Hands off our hero, say Nye supporters

SHOPPERS in Tredegar town centre reacted with fury to news that a Welsh heroes poll organiser is trying to displace local politician legend Anuerin Bevan from the top spot.  more...

MP: Why did you close PO branch?

MONMOUTHSHIRE MP Huw Edwards has accused the Post Office Ltd of failing to carry out a full public consultation over the closure of an Abergavenny post office.   more...

Yobs will drive me out

A YOUNG shop owner wants to sell his business after just two months because he claims he is being hounded by a gang of anti-social youths.  more...

Fresh warning over leisure centre

TORFAEN leisure chiefs have warned that the redevelopment of Pontypool leisure centre needs urgent investment before the centre is forced to close.  more...

Agony for Welsh in an Irish pub

SPORT can divide communities, friends and families - and so it was in Pill's Irish Club.  more...

Pub named after VC hero

WITH naval standards snapping in the wind, Newport's former sailors paid tribute to one of their own as the name of Commander John Wallace Linton VC was bestowed upon a Newport pub.  more...

Gwent Sport

Wales ripped apart by rampant Irish

THE reality of yet another Welsh false dawn hit home like a dose of cold steel on the bitterest of bitter Dublin days yesterday.  more...

Simply the best

JOE Calzaghe is poised to get his chance to become a rare British double world champion on home ground in Cardiff in June.  more...

We were totally outplayed- Williams

Wales captain Martyn Williams admitted there were few positives to take from his side's disappointing display.   more...

Calzaghe's seventh heaven after victory

JOE Calzaghe once again proved himself one of Britain's greatest ever pound-for-pound boxers with a record-equalling 14th defence of his WBO world super-middleweight title at the Cardiff Ice Rink on Saturday.  more...

Stick with us

GARETH Thomas, pictured, one of Wales' most senior players, has spoken of his devastation at Sunday's 36-15 defeat by Ireland at Lansdowne Road yesterday.  more...

Wheels Two Wheels

For people in a hurry

YOU want it all at once? No problem, the newly announced Kawasaki KLV1000 caters to riders who like variety. This multi-role machine combines the convenience and comfort of a touring model and the performance of a sporting bike. The height-adjustable windshield, ergonomic riding position, large-capacity fuel tank, luggage rack and optional panniers make long-distance trips a breeze.  more...

Breathtaking design and performance

WINNING designs are not born by accident. Behind the sleek lines of the MGS-01 Corsa are strategic decisions, a gradual development process and above all the desire to explore the potential of the Moto Guzzi all the way, without limits. Going back through the stages leading up to production of this model means following, step by step, the transformation of a dream into reality.  more...

Wheels Wheels News

Micra XS - a car with attitude

THE new Micra is a year old ("Happy Birthday Micra!") and to celebrate Nissan has introduced a special version called the XS priced from £8,795 including free insurance. This new model has been created to appeal to younger buyers who want a sporty look without breaking the bank.  more...

Alpina in UK

ALPINA is delighted to announce the UK launch of the exciting Roadster S and Roadster S Lux. The cars offer unrivalled levels of performance and handling and increased levels of interior comfort and exterior styling. Both models utilise the renowned Alpina 3.4 litre six, each hand-built in Buchloe, Germany, and fitted on the production line during the cars' manufacture.  more...

Unveiled: Mazda's Space Wagon concept

MAZDA Motor Corporation heads into the 74th Geneva International Motor Show with the world debut of its newest concept vehicle, the MX-Flexa. The six-seat concept demonstrtes one possible direction Mazda could take in creating a future space wagon.  more...

Ford's Silver seduction

FIESTA Silver is the latest special edition from Ford. Based on the 1.4-litre petrol, three-door, Ghia model, Fiesta Silver boasts over £1,350 worth of added equipment.  more...

Electric 4x4

(PARIS) - Nissan will be unveiling the Qashqai concept car for the first time at this year's Geneva Motor Show. The Qashqai is a compact Crossover with an advanced electronic four-wheel drive system. It reflects Nissan's belief that consumers' tastes are changing to echo their lifestyles which are becoming more active.   more...

Work rest and play

WHETHER working hard during the day, relaxing in the evening, or at leisure over the weekend, the Ssang Yong Rexton already offers motorists three cars in one and all from only £18,800 on-the-road.   more...

Coupé fun for two

VAUXHALL today confirmed that it is to name its stylish new two seater sporty coupe roadster the Tigra - the second niche model to bear the name. The car has its debut at the Geneva Motor Show in March and goes on sale in the late summer.  more...

Even more dynamism

FOUR years after launch, Mercedes-Benz is significantly enhancing the technology, equipment and design of the successful C-Class. The newly sports-tuned chassis, steering and six-speed manual transmission make the C-Class an even more agile performer.   more...

Navara dull moment with the Nissan Rally Raid

YOU can now pick up where Colin McRae left with this limited edition Navara Rally Raid built to celebrate Nissan's participation in the 2004 Dakar Rally. You, too, can feel like a rally champion in this special addition to the Navara range which is available in showrooms now for the basic on the road price of £16,290, which includes a heavier duty ladder frame chassis and a revised suspension for even better on-road ride and handling. Already the most powerful and distinctive pickup in its class, the Rally Raid adds Nissan's Motorsport livery just like Colin's Dakar Pickup. One of three bold external colours will certainly make it stand out, not only in the desert but also in the equally gruelling conditions of the daily commute. If that isn't graphic enough it has front fog lamps and extra dark tinted glass together with the option of a full sponsorship decal kit to give that authentic rally look.  more...

  
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