Gwent | Archive | 2005 | February
A GWENT restaurant was gutted yesterday by a raging fire which could be seen from miles away. more...
A CIVILIAN worker with Gwent Police faces a lengthy jail sentence today after being convicted of sexually abusing boys. more...
WORKERS at a Pontypool factory which is set to lose a quarter of its workforce spoke of their anger and shock at the job losses announced yesterday. more...
LAST WEEK, there were ambulances stacked up outside Newport's Royal Gwent Hospital and no beds for non-emergency patients across Gwent. more...
HOSPITAL staff at the Royal Gwent had a simple message for Dr Gibbons: "We need more cash and better systems of care." more...
A GWENT footballer has told how he lay in agony with a broken leg after an ambulance got stuck in mud. more...
A 73-YEAR-OLD Gwent benefits cheat who falsely claimed thousands of pounds avoided jail yesterday. more...
DRAMA students at one Gwent school are gearing up to wow audiences in Newport's Dolman Theatre. more...
HE'S reported from war zones across the world, including Afghanistan and Iraq, but Gwent-born television cameraman Dai Baker is facing his most nerve-racking assignment yet - receiving an award from President George Bush at the White House. more...
A GWENT historian has become a world record-holder after making an amazing discovery in a graveyard. more...
A GWENT police worker and former church warden was branded "evil, corrupt and disgusting" today by a judge who sentenced him to 11 years in prison for abusing young boys. more...
Some weary England cricketers returned home this week. more...
YOU have gone too far with the sheep jokes, Newport County have warned Nationwide South rivals Horn-church after their stormy encounter last month. more...
OLYMPIC gold medallist Chris Hoy MBE has predicted British cycling will go from strength to strength in the coming years - thanks to initiatives such as the Welsh cycling talent team which he launched yesterday. more...
CLASH - Newport Gwent Dragons and the Welsh Rugby Union have crossed swords over the availability of Wales squad members for tomorrow night's Celtic League game against Ulster at Rodney Parade (7.05pm). more...
GARETH Wyatt has been capped twice by Wales as far apart as 1997 and 2003, but the Newport Gwent Dragons winger still hasn't given up on adding to that surprisingly meagre tally. more...
CLASH - Newport Gwent Dragons and the Welsh Rugby Union have crossed swords over the availability of Wales squad members for tomorrow night's Celtic League game against Ulster at Rodney Parade (7.05pm). more...
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