Man jailed for strangling and headbutting ex-partner
Jack Conn-Peers, 27, of Connah’s Quay, was jailed for 39 months at Mold Crown Court after admitting strangling his former partner and later headbutting her while she was pregnant.
Three men have been jailed for more than 13 years in total for trafficking 16 women to work in brothels in Newport, Birmingham and Scotland. A fourth defendant got a suspended sentence.
Jack Conn-Peers, 27, of Connah’s Quay, was jailed for 39 months at Mold Crown Court after admitting strangling his former partner and later headbutting her while she was pregnant.
Christopher Williams, 73, has been jailed for 11 years and nine months after admitting 15 sexual offences committed against more than one victim over three decades.
Robbie Williams, 30, was one of three men who pulled Mark Cook from his car in Cwmbran and punched and kicked him. He has been jailed for 27 months.
Matthew Richards, 47, kicked his way into a Caerphilly home and chased a 15-year-old boy with a knife. He has been jailed and ruled a dangerous offender.
A Cardiff drug dealer who benefited by £166,184 from his crimes has been ordered to pay back just over £1,700. Louis Moates was jailed for 187 weeks after two police raids on his home.
Daniel Bedernyak, 42, was jailed for four months at Cardiff Magistrates’ Court after admitting eight counts of theft from a shop and three breaches of a criminal behaviour order.
Jack Conn-Peers, 27, of Connah’s Quay, was jailed for 39 months at Mold Crown Court after admitting strangling his former partner and later headbutting her while she was pregnant.
Christopher Williams, 73, has been jailed for 11 years and nine months after admitting 15 sexual offences committed against more than one victim over three decades.
Robbie Williams, 30, was one of three men who pulled Mark Cook from his car in Cwmbran and punched and kicked him. He has been jailed for 27 months.
Matthew Richards, 47, kicked his way into a Caerphilly home and chased a 15-year-old boy with a knife. He has been jailed and ruled a dangerous offender.
Five organisations in Rhondda Cynon Taf and Merthyr Tydfil are sharing more than £1.37 million from the Welsh Government’s Ynni Cymru scheme. A Merthyr charity employing disabled and visually impaired people will use its £388,840 for solar panels, heat pumps and battery storage.
The Welsh Government has published its National Care Service Programme, built around six foundations aimed at making social care more consistent and sustainable across Wales.
Seventeen museum, archive and library projects across Wales will share more than £550,000 in Welsh Government funding, allowing their work to continue until the end of March 2027.
The Welsh Government will restart development work on a third Menai crossing and spend 18 months studying road-based options for the M4 around Newport.