Gwent | Archive | 2005 | January
IF 2005 is remembered for anything it will hopefully be the year all the hot air talked about the skills gap was turned into action. more...
By Michael Grove, WDA project manager for the Corus ICT programme more...
NEWPORT-born communications entrepreneur Darren Rose has launched a product to combat classroom truancy. more...
BT has developed a wireless technology for the home which notifies users of personalised news and information using ambient light sequences and sound alerts. more...
By Simon Thomas more...
AN ENTERPRISING rec-ruitment agency is setting up a new training division to benefit both clients and jobseekers. more...
SINCE January 1 new laws have compelled homeowners to employ a registered and approved electrician when commissioning major electrical work on their property. more...
CONSUMER demand for gadgets such as DVD recorders and iPods continues to increase at a mindblowing pace. more...
OVER 5,000 UK residents will go bankrupt between now and the end of January according to business adviser and accountant Grant Thornton. more...
GWENT residents are being warned of a scam in which victims are unwittingly giving out their Personal Identification Numbers (PINs) to credit card thieves. more...
THE generosity of people in Gwent has seen thousands of pounds raised and tonnes of goods collected for survivors of the disaster. more...
GWENT band the Manic Street Preachers could headline a Live Aid-style concert for the tsunami disaster appeal. more...
FOR many households recycling has become a way of life while for others it is simply a load of rubbish. more...
Aerosols more...
A LORRY overturned on the new Southern Distributor Road in Newport yesterday afternoon, shedding its load of steel coils. more...
CAERPHILLY council could become a totally non-smoking authority from the beginning of 2006. more...
AEROBICS teacher Wendy Harcombe's super-fit lifestyle hit the buffers when she suffered a debilitating stroke at the age of just 50. more...
A GWENT AM hopes to create awareness of the situation in Palestine, following his trip there to build links with Newport. more...
Croesyceiliog, slowly catching up on a fixture backlog in the Motaquote Insurance Welsh League, Third Division, could well force themselves into a fascinating promotion scrap. more...
MIKE Watkins last night resigned as forwards coach of struggling Welsh Premier Division club Newbridge - less than a fortnight after the club sacked backs coach Jonathan Westwood. more...
DON'T expect it to be easy against Edinburgh in Saturday's crucial Heineken Cup-tie at Rodney Parade, Ceri Sweeney warns his Newport Gwent Dragons teammates. more...
NEWPORT Gwent Dragons' season is at the crossroads, neither a success nor a failure, but a big disappointment after the events of last season. more...
A SUPERB second-half display at a wet and windy Stebonheath Park earned the Crows a thoroughly deserved, fourth successive Welsh Premier League win at the west Wales venue. more...
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