Gwent | Archive | 2004 | February
WHETHER you're attracted by the Yorkshire Dales, the golden sands of Norfolk, city lights or the magnificent splendour of Snowdonia, it's well worth exploring a bit of Great Britain. more...
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WELCOME to Jersey - the most southerly island of the British Isles. more...
The Edwards family, originally from South Pembrokeshire, have operated coaches in Pontypridd since 1925. more...
DEVON, glorious Devon, as the old song goes, takes some beating as a holiday destination. more...
The Costa de la Luz extends westwards from Tarifa in southern Spain to the Portuguese border. more...
DEVELOPMENTS in technology have resulted in coaches with all the home comforts; toilets and wash basins, hot and cold snacks and video entertainment. more...
WHETHER you're attracted by the Yorkshire Dales, the golden sands of Norfolk, city lights or the magnificent splendour of Snowdonia, it's well worth exploring a bit of Great Britain. more...
A CARAVAN offers the best of both worlds, and with the privacy and comfort of familiar surroundings, transported or static on the coast or countryside of your choice. more...
WHEN it comes to camping-style holidays, the world seems to be divided into two categories - those who love it and those who positively hate it. more...
YOUR mission, should you choose to accept it, said the editor, is a two-week fly-drive to Southern California - accept it? Give me the tickets, I'm on my way. more...
One of the most important aspects to consider when buying a property in Spain is choosing a solicitor with the right skills and expertise who can undertake all the legal work. more...
BANKS often seem to be closed when one needs money, so it seems odd that holidays, which are more a national custom, should seem to favour them. more...
ANYONE who has been cruising down the river on a boating holiday will know what great fun it is. It's also tranquil and restful, gliding through country meadows and woodland. more...
POLICE are warning taxi and delivery drivers to be on their guard after two youths tried to snatch cash from a cab outside a Newport nightspot. more...
PETERSTONE residents say they are determined to win a battle with a `feudal' landlord, after staging a high-profile demonstration yesterday. more...
A RISING Gwent football star was left fighting for his life after suffering serious injuries in a freak accident during a match. more...
THIRTEEN women have told Gwent Police that their drinks were spiked with date-rape drugs in the past two months, Gwent police say. more...
A TEACHER who was involved in a High Court battle three years ago over a pupil wearing earrings is in a new row - over a `Mohican' haircut. more...
FORGET stretch limos - one Gwent firm is offering a heavyweight alternative for a glitzy night out. more...
NEWPORT'S booming property market is creating a major housing crisis with first-time buyers now forced to look for homes outside the city. more...
DEVELOPMENTS in technology have resulted in coaches with all the home comforts; toilets and wash basins, hot and cold snacks and video entertainment. more...
PLANS for a £7m school for Abergav-enny were given the go-ahead yesterday. more...
BANKS often seem to be closed when one needs money, so it seems odd that holidays, which are more a national custom, should seem to favour them. more...
IF THE Communists in Spain (supported by the International Brigade) had won power, history might have been very different. more...
PARENTS in Blackwood claim it is only a matter of time before a child is knocked over on a busy road through the town. more...
A TEACHER who was involved in a High Court battle three years ago over a pupil wearing earrings is in a new row - over a `Mohican' haircut. more...
AMBITIOUS plans to transform Abergavenny's cattle market have received a cautious welcome from residents. more...
NEWPORT Gwent Dragons will have Wales forward Michael Owen back in their side while Ulster will be strengthened by the return of outside half David Humphreys for Saturday's Celtic League top-of-the-table clash at Rodney Parade. more...
ALL is not lost for Wales, says Bob Skinstad, Newport Gwent Dragons' back row signing from South Africa. more...
NEWPORT County boss Peter Nicholas paid tribute to his players after taking `a massive three points' in the 3-1 Dr Martens Premier Division victory over Stafford Rangers at Spytty Park last night. more...
It is great news about Simon Jones, that he is going to the West Indies. And it is a wonderful story that he is going there 36 years after his father, Jeff, was part of the last English side to triumph there. more...
Where now for Welsh rugby? After all the promise of recent months it was blown seriously off course on a near impossibly cold Sunday in Ireland. more...
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