Gwent | Archive | 2004 | February
A GWENT family is furious at a police force for letting their missing teenage daughter slip through their fingers. more...
DAVID Mason, the chief executive who turned Coleg Gwent from a failing organisation plagued by debts into a success story, starts his retirement today. more...
A MONMOUTH pensioner won custody of her two dogs in a court battle after her son, who cared for them while she was in prison, refused to give them back. more...
THE ASSEMBLY has given the green light to a controversial asylum appeals centre in Langstone. more...
STEELMAKER Corus has asked Welsh MPs to demand a review of the way public funds are spent after a European competitor secured the contract for the Welsh National Velodrome near its Llanwern site in Newport. more...
TRUDI JACKSON is set to live every girl's dream - by appearing in a film alongside heart-throb actor Johnny Depp. more...
GWENT politicians have condemned a proposal to shut M4 junctions around Newport in a bid to ease congestion. more...
A BIKER'S dying wish was fulfilled after friends and family raised money for the hospice that nursed him during his last days. more...
OPPONENTS are battling plans for a recycling plant, capable of handling 20,000 tonnes of waste near the village of Raglan. more...
PLANS for the South Gwent Children's Centre, backed by the Sparkle Appeal, got the thumbs up from Newport councillors yesterday - after the Argus was accused of disrespectful coverage of the issue. more...
WALES' performances against New Zealand and England were the best in the World Cup, and Wales will continue in the same vein in the Six Nations Championship, starting against Scotland at a sold out Millennium Stadium a week on Saturday. more...
TORRENTIAL rain and a floodlight failure could not dampen Cwmbran Town's spirits last night as the game exploded with five goals in the last seven minutes, giving the Crows an invaluable Welsh Premier League win over Afan Lido. more...
Risca U11s 5 Caerphilly U11s 21 more...
BRILLIANT Ireland centre Brian O'Driscoll is set to make his return from a hamstring injury against Wales a fortnight on Sunday and he has alerted Welsh regions about his future availabililty -- but that future almost certainly rests in France. more...
GIVE Gareth Jenkins the job now. The Llanelli coach is so obviously the man for the Wales coaching post and the delay in appointing Steve Hansen's successor is getting embarrassing. more...
PERCY Montgomery is the individual star of the Newport Gwent Dragons team, but he surpasses himself this time by being chosen in three different positions in tomorrow night's Celtic League game against Leinster at Rodney Parade. more...
GWENT boxing prospect Jamie Arthur expects to make his ring return a month later than expected. more...
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