Articles...
Jan 11 2008
TORRENTIAL rainfall has exposed a 75-foot disused mineshaft just yards away from the A470 near Merthyr Tydfil....
Jan 11 2008
CARDIFF'S threatened 101 non-emergency call service is expected to continue beyond its threatened closure date of February 14 as efforts are stepped up to find new funding to keep it going....
Jan 11 2008
LEADING politicians have called into question an internal investigation into an Assembly sex pest....
Jan 11 2008
ORGANIC Welsh beef is being forced off the supermarket shelves by cheaper imports of organic meat flown half way around the world....
Jan 11 2008
PETER HAIN failed to declare more than £100,000 in donations to his unsuccessful bid to become Labour's deputy leader, and admitted last night that he should have given the matter "higher personal priority"....
Jan 11 2008
A PEDESTRIAN was hit by a car as he crossed a city road....
Jan 11 2008
A YOUNG prostitute found unconscious and bleeding in the street was probably assaulted with a hammer, it has been claimed....
Jan 11 2008
SURFERS dreaming of an all-weather life on the ocean waves away from crowded summer beaches can soon seek a haven in Wales....
Jan 11 2008
PEOPLE who chew large quantities of gum could be at risk of stomach upsets and even severe weight loss, doctors warn today....
Jan 11 2008
AN OFFICIAL complaint about Peter Hain’s failure to declare £103,000 in donations was today made to a Parliamentary watchdog....
Jan 11 2008
THE brave public exterior of the wife of a Welsh businessman, murdered in front of his family in his South African home, cracked yesterday as her husband’s funeral ended....
Jan 11 2008
WITH an estimated £6m fortune in the bank, it wouldn’t come as a surprise to learn that Katherine Jenkins may be looking for a country retreat....
Jan 11 2008
DRAWING comparisons with moments in history including the moon landing and the first manned flight by the Wright Brothers, car giant Tata unveiled the world’s cheapest car in Delhi yesterday....
Jan 11 2008
SCRUBBING the doorstep with a brush each week was once synonymous with Welsh life....
Jan 11 2008
A PEDESTRIAN was hit by a car as he crossed a city road....
Jan 11 2008
A YOUNG prostitute found unconscious and bleeding in the street was probably assaulted with a hammer, it has been claimed....
Jan 11 2008
SARA Bentley often sees sparrows tucking into the peanuts she leaves in her back garden....
Jan 11 2008
TWO multi-million pound developments that would see new hotels, homes, offices and shops built within half a mile of each other in Cardiff city centre have been unveiled....
Jan 11 2008
A TORY councillor has called for the controversial traffic shake-up in Cardiff’s St Mary Street to be shelved until after the St David’s 2 development is complete....
Jan 11 2008
MUM-OF-THREE Suzanne Ford says her £1,000 win in the Echo’s brilliant Grab a Grand competition couldn’t have come at a better time....
Jan 11 2008
WELSH Secretary Peter Hain’s political allies today came out in support after it emerged he failed to declare £103,000 in donations....
Jan 11 2008
A TERMINALLY-ILL Ghanaian woman who was forced to return home from Cardiff after her UK visa expired has been refused treatment in her home nation....
Jan 11 2008
SARA Bentley often sees sparrows tucking into the peanuts she leaves in her back garden....
Jan 11 2008
A YOUNG prostitute found unconscious and bleeding in the street was probably assaulted with a hammer, it has been claimed....
Jan 11 2008
WORKERS at the stricken Remploy factory in Treforest are yet to hear if their plans for a buy-out will be approved....
Jan 11 2008
THE family of a Welsh businessman murdered in South Africa were united in grief at his funeral....
Jan 11 2008
A WEEK on from an attempt to derail a passenger train, community leaders for the area have underlined an appeal to the public to remain vigilant for any repeat behaviour....
Jan 11 2008
BOOZED-UP drivers in South Wales have been paying the price for getting behind the wheel during a high profile anti-drink drive campaign....
Jan 11 2008
FLYBE has launched a three times weekly service to Jersey from Cardiff International Airport....
Jan 11 2008
A MUM-TO-BE is afraid to bring her new baby home because of mould spreading across her flat’s walls....
Jan 11 2008
A CRIMINAL justice worker has appeared in court charged with drink-driving....
Jan 11 2008
AN OFFICIAL complaint about Peter Hain’s failure to declare £103,000 in donations was today made to a Parliamentary watchdog....
Jan 11 2008
A LADIES football team has been given money for a new kit after theirs was stolen....
Jan 11 2008
VETERAN left-winger Tony Benn is heading for Cardiff this summer to talk about his life in politics and will give his verdict on today’s Labour Party....
Jan 11 2008
A MAN suffered serious facial fractures after city club staff ejected him along with his attackers into an alleyway....
Jan 11 2008
MOBILE phones are the latest weapon in the fight against yobs on train lines in the South Wales Valleys....
Jan 11 2008
ROYAL harpist Claire Jones is to play for a children’s hospice....
Jan 11 2008
CELEBRITIES are raising their teacups for charity....
Jan 11 2008
A TRUST has been set up to improve the quality of South Wales’ rivers....
Jan 11 2008
A TRAIN driver has won an £80,000 payout after his career was ended by an injury suffered when he leant back on a chair at work....
Jan 11 2008
THE number of organ transplants carried out in Wales is set to almost double by 2012 amid concerns the obesity epidemic could fuel high levels of kidney failure....
Jan 11 2008
THE WELSH Assembly Government is investigating whether the NHS has been charged too much for medicines....
Jan 11 2008
A MOTHER has been given an 18-month suspended jail sentence after housing benefit fraud netted her £43,000....
Jan 11 2008
A POST-MORTEM examination has revealed a five-month-old baby boy, who died in Ysbyty Gwynedd in Bangor on Wednesday, suffered head injuries....
Jan 11 2008
Only a quarter of patients undergoing dialysis in Wales have access to a home-based treatment option....
Jan 11 2008
A WELSH property has been featured in a book that celebrates the world’s top 40 garden restorations....
Jan 11 2008
THE number of people suffering from flu has quadrupled in Wales, as the NHS braces itself for further rises....
Jan 11 2008
WORK will start soon on the multi-million-pound rebuilding of a comprehensive destroyed by a teenager’s arson attack....
Jan 11 2008
STAFF at a Welsh council are being urged to get on their bikes....
Jan 11 2008
A WALES-BORN Tory MP caught out a rogue builder cheating his elderly father, a court was told yesterday....
Jan 11 2008
THE number of students gaining postgraduate qualifications leapt by 13% last year – the highest rise in the UK....
Jan 11 2008
A 35-YEAR-OLD sold items he had stolen from work on eBay because he was behind on the mortgage and felt he was being treated unfairly....
Jan 11 2008
WALES will not know for about a year whether it has a role to play in the Government’s plans for a new generation of nuclear power stations....
Jan 11 2008
A TRAIN driver who fell off a chair in a station staff room won £80,000 compensation from rail bosses yesterday....
Jan 11 2008
PUBS demanding more eating space and street-cred conscious youngsters are killing the game of skittles in South Wales, according to league organisers....
Jan 11 2008
A TYRE slasher is wanted by police after targeting a normally quiet neighbourhood....
Jan 11 2008
SCHOOLS throughout Caerphilly are being invited to take part in Holocaust Memorial Day on January 27....
Jan 11 2008
WALES was hit by almost a month’s rainfall in an intense 12-hour burst yesterday as forecasters predicted the miserable conditions would continue with snow showers today....
Jan 11 2008
SOUTH Wales mainline passengers face disruption to services after guards and drivers working for First Great Western voted for strike action....
Jan 11 2008
PEOPLE are being urged to recycle batteries left over from the Christmas period....
