PCs James Heley and Simon Lewis would have been dismissed were they still serving following an investigatoin by the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).
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Angling club clears 24 bags full of rubbish from castle moat
Twenty-four bags of rubbish have been collected from Caerphilly Castle moat thanks to the efforts of the town’s angling club.
PCC lowers police budget demands by 0.04% after opposition
Jane Mudd’s original proposals for local police funding were vetoed by an independent panel in January.
New shipping container changing rooms for sports centre
The changing rooms will be fashioned from shipping containers and placed alongside the centre’s football pitch for use by players and match officials.
Plaid Cymru and Labour unveil their visions as Senedd election looms closer
There are just two months to go until the Senedd election, and campaigning is heating up.
Transport for Wales rail fare prices to be frozen for the next year
All Transport for Wales rail fares will be frozen for a year, First Minister Eluned Morgan has announced.
New teaching block and sports hall proposed for city school
New classrooms and a sports hall look set for approval at Caerleon Comprehensive School to replace “dated” and “undersized” facilities.
New bone cement cleared for use as patients to be contacted over cancelled operations
Last week, Gwent’s health board said it was working with the Welsh Government and other health boards amid the shortage in the material.
Backing for HMO plan after successful appeal
Plans for a HMO in Newport have been given the green light following a successful appeal.
Weekend of St David’s Day celebrations at Newbridge Memo
Newbridge Memo has launched its St David’s Day weekend celebration, bringing together community spirit, Welsh culture and creativity across three days.