Swansea Man Jailed After Workplace Stalking Campaign
A 42-year-old Swansea man has been sentenced to 12 weeks in prison after pleading guilty to stalking a woman at her workplace between January and May.
A 42-year-old Swansea man has been sentenced to 12 weeks in prison after pleading guilty to stalking a woman at her workplace between January and May.
A 24-year-old payroll manager from Blackwood has been sentenced to over two years in prison after stealing more than £21,000 from healthcare recruitment companies to fund cocaine and gambling addictions.
Cardiff's Victoria Park splashpad faces summer opening delay as council awaits crucial parts from Italy, following last year's early closure.
Simon Heron, 58, pleaded guilty to making indecent images of children and will be sentenced at crown court in June.
An 18-year-old who deliberately drove into a group of people, causing life-changing injuries to a Swansea City fan, has been sentenced to 40 months detention after pleading guilty to GBH with intent.
A young Caerphilly shoplifter has received a criminal behaviour order banning him from entering major supermarkets across Gwent following his "prolific offending".
A Mountain Ash man has been sentenced after RSPCA found 50 cats living in deplorable conditions at his property, despite a lifetime ban on keeping the animals.
Craig Griffiths receives nearly three-year sentence after subjecting his ex-partner to physical and psychological abuse including strangulation and stalking.
Sean Rowles was sentenced to four years in prison after being found with cocaine in his underpants just two months after his release on licence from a previous drug dealing sentence.
Folly Farm announces the passing of beloved African lion Hugo due to chronic kidney disease, after bringing joy to visitors since 2014.
Former couple ordered to pay over £4,000 after building without planning permission in Pembrokeshire.
Mason Rudy, 21, has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after breaking into his ex-girlfriend's home and destroying her possessions in what the judge called an "extremely spiteful" act.