Gareth Rudge, 35, of no fixed abode, had been given a Criminal Behaviour Order (CBO), which banned him from going into Blackwood town centre.
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New funding signals sigh of relief, but business leaders say more support needed
Businesses in Wales still affected by coronavirus restrictions will be able to claim up to a further £25,000 in support to help meet ongoing costs – but business leaders have warned more is needed.
New Aber Valley ward councillor announced
Plaid Cymru’s Charlotte Bishop will replace Lyndon Binding as Aber Valley ward councillor.
Man who smashed car window and attacked pensioner jailed
Mandas Narusis, 31, of Sycamore Crescent, Risca, left his 74-year-old victim in hospital for four days after the attack.
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner reappointed
Eleri Thomas MBE has been reappointed as the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent – a role she has held since 2016.
Health and care system to get £100m funding as it recovers from pandemic
Wales’ new Health Minister has announced plans for a £100m funding package to support the health and care system as it recovers from the coronavirus pandemic.
121-hour gameathon raises more than £2k for homelessness charity
Caerphilly-based Welsh ICE has raised more than £2,000 for Llamau by live-streaming a 121-hour gameathon.
Caerphilly town to be included on south Wales Snoopy trail
Snoopy sculptures will be dotted around Caerphilly town next spring to raise funds for Dogs Trust.
Senior Gwent Police officers could still face disciplinary action
The Independent Office of Police Conduct said its report into the suspensions of Chief Superintendent Mark Warrender and Chief Superintendent Marc Budden was in the process of being sent to the CPS.
Owners of town newsagents branch out with new fine dining venture
The Suri family, who own Suri’s News on Cardiff Road, opened their Blue Jay bar and restaurant on May 17 – the first day indoor hospitality was allowed to reopen in Wales.