Shoplifters jailed in South Wales Police festive crackdown
Two men sentenced to prison for theft offences during Christmas period as Winter of Action continues across South Wales.
Two men sentenced to prison for theft offences during Christmas period as Winter of Action continues across South Wales.
The family of Colm Marcus Boston, 37, have paid tribute after he died on Boxing Day following an assault in Pentyrch Street, Cardiff on December 22.
Lee Burchill, 45, admitted attempting to engage in sexual communication with a child after sending explicit images during online conversations with a decoy.
John Pryce Jones, 86, from Craven Arms has been named as the third person to die following the collision on the A489 between Churchstoke and Lydham on December 11. His family have paid tribute to the "larger-than-life character" who will be "dearly missed by all".
Kurtis Ball subjected shoppers to vile racist abuse outside a Swansea shop while wearing his council uniform, then kicked a police officer after being arrested.
The family of Harry Turner, 68, from St Asaph have paid tribute after he died on Christmas Day, as North Wales Police continue their investigation.
Olivia Lewis and Patrick McGinn attacked a man in Swansea city centre, repeatedly punching and kicking him before walking away. McGinn later assaulted another man while on bail.
Over-60s in Wales have access to 125 free or discounted sports and fitness sessions, with more than 154,500 attendances recorded since 2021.
Three people have received suspended prison sentences after running an unlicensed dog breeding operation in Cardiff that generated over £640,000 and resulted in puppies being born with congenital defects.
Daniel Niewiadomski refused to come down until he'd finished his pipe after violent £15 robbery at Swansea shop.
Kaelum Lane crashed between horse riders and cyclists whilst high on cocaine before police uncovered his drug dealing operation with £100,000 worth of drugs.
Carl Thomas sentenced to one year in prison and handed six-year restraining order after admitting assault and coercive behaviour.