Gwent | Archive | 2005 | January
A THREE-year-old twin has died after battling several illnesses brought on by a mystery virus. more...
A HOME OFFICE department is close to moving into the giant CS1000 building on Newport's Celtic Springs Business Park, it was revealed today. more...
THE government is to re-examine the case for paying chest disease compensation to ex-miners who worked at the pit surface. more...
A VALLEYS tsunami appeal concert looks set to have raised more than £1,000. more...
BLAENAU Gwent has the second highest level of long-term illness in Wales. more...
TEENAGERS at a Cwmbran under-18s' nightclub were tested for drugs in a landmark operation for Gwent Police on Saturday night. more...
FLY-TIPPERS are being warned they will be penalised after an increase in rubbish dumping in a Newport lane. more...
NEW health minister Brian Gibbons has launched an investigation into the practice of placing patients in mixed-sex wards at the Royal Gwent Hospital in Newport. more...
NEARLY all Gwent's asylum-seekers are concentrated in Newport, and Hamid Biak is among around 300 who are awaiting a Home Office verdict on whether they can stay in the UK indefinitely. more...
THE mother of a three-year-old autistic boy claims she's living a nightmare because she cannot stop her son climbing through the windows of her council home. more...
If Lansdowne Road was eerie and almost empty, Newport Gwent Dragons were just left empty after shipping seven tries and more than a half-century of points to international-packed Leinster last night. more...
Leinster 55 Dragons 3 more...
Newport County 1 St Albans City 0 more...
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