Police are appealing for information after two men and two women were attacked on the Calzaghe Bridge in Newbridge in the early hours of Sunday July 6.The victims were assaulted by four…
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Nine years in prison for Nelson man who killed six-week-old Alfie Sullock
Michael Pearce has been sentenced to nine years in prison for killing six-week-old baby Alfie Sullock in Nelson.
Councillor told Trinant GP surgery will not be permanently closed
A councillor has been told there are no plans to permanently close the GP surgery in the village of Trinant.
Five released on police bail in drug and money laundering probe after raids in Caerphilly and Abertridwr
Five people from the Caerphilly and Abertridwr areas arrested after a series of raids yesterday have been released on police bail pending further inquires.Four warrants were executed by Gwent Police officers under…
Five arrested in Caerphilly drug and money laundering probe
Five people have been arrested in Caerphilly on suspicion of drug dealing and money laundering.
Trinant man Paul Mapps guilty of Ian Davies murder
A Trinant man who killed his friend after taking a “cocktail of drugs” has been found guilty of murder.
Caerphilly construction course secures employment success
Two thirds of people who completed a construction course at a Caerphilly-based training centre have now found employment.
Nelson man Michael Pearce guilty of manslaughter of six-week-old baby Alfie Sullock
Michael Pearce has been found guilty of the manslaughter of six-week-old Alfie Sullock in Nelson.
He killed little Alfie Sullock while his mother celebrated his birth on a “girly night out”.
Gwent Police open customer service desk at Caerphilly Library
A police information desk has opened at Caerphilly Library in a partnership with Gwent Police and Caerphilly County Borough Council.
A Crosskeys family are trying to raise £65,000 to help their disabled daughter to walk
The parents of a five-year-old girl who suffers from Cerebral Palsy need to raise up to £65,000 for a life-changing operation because they cannot get funding from the NHS.