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Feb 18 2008
THE inspector who allowed the E.coli butcher to continue trading just months before the outbreak today said the business did not pose "an imminent risk" to human health....
Feb 18 2008
WILLIAM Tudor was granted his first butcher's licence despite not possessing a relevant food safety certificate....
Feb 18 2008
THE city of Cardiff is to be represented by a logo for the first time, it was announced today. ...
Feb 18 2008
NEW ways of developing Brecon Beacons National Parks’ £130m tourism industry are to be investigated this week....
Feb 18 2008
AN INDEPENDENT investigation has been launched following an incident in which a teenager was injured after running away from police....
Feb 18 2008
EFFORTS to open the countryside to walkers and tourists are being hampered by concerted attacks on footpath signs, it has been claimed....
Feb 18 2008
WELSH troops were ready last night if needed to deploy at short notice to Kosovo after it declared itself an independent nation....
Feb 18 2008
A CAMPAIGN to allow a terminally ill Ghanaian woman to return to the UK for treatment has received the backing of actress Trudie Styler, it was revealed yesterday....
Feb 18 2008
A WELSH pilot who crashed into the ocean during a solo flight has been rescued near the Dominican Republic....
Feb 18 2008
FRIENDS of two young cousins from Bridgend who died just hours apart after apparently hanging themselves are using Bebo networking sites to plead for an end to the deaths....
Feb 18 2008
THE psychiatrist who convinced Greek judges that a father was mentally incapable of murdering his son when he threw him from a hotel balcony yesterday said it would be “ludicrous” to set him free....
Feb 18 2008
MAKING their school a happy place is all in a day’s work for these playground buddies....
Feb 18 2008
A BRIGHT young band is being sought to play a coveted support slot in Cardiff next week....
Feb 18 2008
THE health inspector who checked E.coli butcher William Tudor’s factory FOUR TIMES and issued him with a new licence was due to give evidence to the public inquiry today....
Feb 18 2008
A TEAM leader from Cardiff council says he is honoured to be named a finalist in the Leading Wales Awards 2008....
Feb 18 2008
SURGEONS in a Pakistan hospital have begun carrying out complex microsurgery on disfigured patients after receiving vital equipment from a Welsh hospital....
Feb 18 2008
A NEW law in Scotland could provide a model for St David’s Day to be declared a holiday in Wales....
Feb 18 2008
CHEAP flights have tempted thousands more to try out winter sports on the piste....
Feb 18 2008
GOVERNMENT plans which will be unveiled today in a bid to reduce violent crime have been lambasted by the Shadow Welsh Secretary as “too little too late”....
Feb 18 2008
LABOUR should concentrate on improving public services rather than discussing the Assembly’s future powers, Welsh Secretary Paul Murphy told conference delegates....
Feb 18 2008
COMMUNITIES should be allowed to “live a little” and take more decisions over their future free from political control, one of the contenders to succeed Rhodri Morgan argued this weekend....
Feb 18 2008
FIRST MINISTER Rhodri Morgan launched a staunch defence of the coalition with Plaid Cymru yesterday, telling opponents they had to “face facts” and accept the deal was working well....
Feb 18 2008
LABOUR’S Valleys wing should take the blame for the “anti-Welsh” image that has left the party unable to win an Assembly majority, according to two senior party figures....
Feb 18 2008
CERYS MATTHEWS has split with Marc Bannerman three months after falling for him on I’m A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!...
Feb 18 2008
PARENTS are angry after horses broke into a children’s park, leaving it strewn with manure....
Feb 18 2008
THE National Assembly could be set to flex its new legislative muscles if a move by a backbench AM is approved....
Feb 18 2008
COMMUTERS have voiced their outrage after young offenders were given free rail travel by a train company....
Feb 18 2008
SHARES in stricken bank Northern Rock were suspended today after the Government moved to nationalise the lender....
Feb 18 2008
WALES’ children are being taught in schools that are creaking from an £818m backlog in repairs, figures out today reveal....
Feb 18 2008
Six out of 10 school buildings in the county were more than 15 years old in 2001, and 15 primary schools in the area had no indoor toilet facilities....
Feb 18 2008
CARDIFF City FC has paid tribute to one of its most versatile former players, fondly regarded as a “natural joker”....
Feb 18 2008
AFTER medics treated his sick granddaughter, Swim Wales president Viv Perry decided to raise £1,000 for two children’s causes....
Feb 18 2008
AN angry Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinator refuses to accept climate change is an excuse for blocked drains....
Feb 18 2008
A NEW multi-million-pound headquarters for a South Wales council is set to be officially opened in April....
Feb 18 2008
A FORMER video shop in the heart of a Cardiff shopping street is set to be turned into a cafe bar....
Feb 18 2008
ALMOST 3,000 low-paid council workers in Cardiff are to be offered up to £9,700 in pay-outs to settle a long-running equal pay dispute....
Feb 18 2008
TEAMS of office workers will be competing against each other to raise money for Sport Relief....
Feb 18 2008
A BAN on cycling along Cardiff’s busiest shopping street is being lifted for most of the day in an 18-month trial....
Feb 18 2008
LOCAL author Mike Green is to give a lecture to one of Britain’s most celebrated academic institutions – the Royal Society....
Feb 18 2008
COMEDIAN Owen Money and singer Paul Child will be performing a special Made in Wales show for St David’s Day....
Feb 18 2008
PARENTS are angry after horses broke into a children’s park, leaving it strewn with manure....
Feb 18 2008
FIRST Minister Rhodri Morgan has predicted a “no holds barred” contest with Plaid Cymru this May for control of councils, including Cardiff and Bridgend....
Feb 18 2008
PUPILS were sent on a time-travelling mission armed with gas masks, ration cards and a bundle of clothes....
Feb 18 2008
A SHOCKED driver woke up to find the front end of his car had been stripped....
Feb 18 2008
A TEENAGER missing from her home for almost two weeks has been found safe and well. Hailey Rees went missing from her home in Lansbury Park in Caerphilly on Tuesday, February 5, and there were concerns for her safety. Gwent Police said today the 18-year-old had turned up over the weekend....
Feb 18 2008
THE trustees of a Valleys chapel have offered to give the site to a council for its development as affordable housing for young couples....
Feb 18 2008
NEW YORK, Paris, Milan, London – each season the fashion weeks bring designers’ latest creations to the cities’ catwalks....
Feb 18 2008
A MAN who is unable to walk or speak after an accident last year which left his young son dead has been moved to a rehabilitation unit in Cardiff....
Feb 18 2008
TWO celebrities went head to head in a battle of the book signings....
Feb 18 2008
A STATUE of comedy star Tommy Cooper will be put up in the town of his birth this week....
Feb 18 2008
AN energy saving seminar to be held at the Millennium Stadium has been moved to Thursday, March 27....
Feb 18 2008
MORE than 2,000 families met two rugby heroes at an afternoon of sporting fun to launch the Cardiff Parent Network....
Feb 18 2008
THERE’S something fishy going on in a Valleys primary school....
Feb 18 2008
A WEAKENED bridge linking two South Wales villages may take several years to replace, it has emerged....
Feb 18 2008
CARDIFF’S “pie king” Paul Dutch has died of heart failure while on holiday, at the age of 68....
Feb 18 2008
COUPLES who think they could cut it in the restaurant business are being sought for a new series of BBC2 TV show The Restaurant....
Feb 18 2008
LABOUR has to lance the boil of its “anti-Welsh” attitude if it wants to win in rural Wales and form a majority Assembly administration in 2011, two of its senior figures have admitted....
Feb 18 2008
A CITY arts centre is set to be given permission for the temporary use of a building as a cafe bar during a major redevelopment....
Feb 18 2008
WELL-WISHERS from around the world have paid tribute to Bridgend’s suspected suicide victims Kelly Stephenson and Nathaniel Pritchard....
Feb 18 2008
A FORMER vet from South Wales had another lucky escape after crash-landing his plane into the Atlantic Ocean....
Feb 18 2008
A LANDFILL operator has applied to increase the height of its tipping operations....
