Gwent | Archive | 2005 | April
FORMER Labour Assembly Member Peter Law is going head to head with his old party to try and win one of the safest seats in Britain. more...
A PUB landlord yesterday told of the terrifying moment he woke to find a burglar in his bedroom. more...
FIVE record-breaking sisters vowed to hang up their trainers for good after this year's sterling efforts in the London Marathon. more...
DOZENS of gipsies who set up camp in Newport more than a month ago left a trail of debris behind when they left. more...
A GWENT mother is hoping to set up an appeal to raise money for research into her son's muscle wasting disease. more...
PUPILS at a Cwmbran school collected 200 bags of rubbish - and a kitchen sink - during a clear up of woodland. more...
FORMER Labour Assembly Member Peter Law is going head to head with his old party to try and win one of the safest seats in Britain. more...
SCHOOL transport was tested as part of a police operation checking on road worthiness and safety and most passed with flying colours. more...
MINERS were described as the shock troops of the working class. Bleddyn Hancock, who devotes his life to helping pit workers, thinks the military metaphor can be taken a little further. more...
TWO Newport projects working to help drug addicts and the homeless are to get the royal seal of approval. more...
CAMPAIGNERS fighting to save a Gwent school from closure marked its 30th birthday and vowed keep it open for another 30 years. more...
THE Welsh Premier League has reacted to Cwmbran's complaint of racist abuse from a Bangor City supporter by banning the individual from all Welsh Premiership grounds until the end of the year. more...
A clear path has been drawn for Newport Gwent Dragons to reach the final of the Celtic Cup competition next month. more...
ROD Snow is to make one more appearance in the Newport black and amber jersey, against Swansea in the Welsh Premier Division at Rodney Parade on Saturday. more...
CWM'S Mark Williams is lacking in confidence as he attempts to pick up his third Embassy World Championships crown. more...
THE Celtic League - and regional rugby in Wales - is now two years old, but it has to be said there is still some way to go before stability is brought to the domestic game. more...
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