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Gwent Police will review fines handed out for breaching coronavirus lockdown

Fines handed out to the public for allegedly breaching lockdown rules will be reviewed, Gwent Police has said.

RSPCA Cymru said the incident “acts as another reminder as to the dangers fishing litter pose to Wales’ animals.”

Neil Jones, 39, from Blackwood, was reported missing on February 1.

Carson Price, from Hengoed, died on April 12 last year after taking a form of ecstasy known as ‘Donkey Kong’ in Ystrad Mynach Park.

The scheme will allow employers to claim grants covering up to 80% of furloughed staff wages, capped at £2,500 a month.

Gerwyn Price was beaten by Englishman Luke Woodhouse in the tournament, which saw competitors compete from their own homes.

GCSE and A-level students will get their results as planned in August, Education Minister Kirsty Williams has confirmed.

Police say thefts have been reported in Park Avenue, Bedwas Road, Castle Park, Lon y Lyn and Hendredenny.

Lexon Group is aiming to produce 10,000 visors and is looking to distribute them across Caerphilly County Borough and neighbouring areas.

Gerwyn Price will be competing from the comfort of his own home.