Swansea Man Jailed for Violent Attack and Sexual Assault
A 47-year-old Swansea man has been sentenced to three years in prison following conviction for ABH and sexual assault that took place in November 2023.
A 47-year-old Swansea man has been sentenced to three years in prison following conviction for ABH and sexual assault that took place in November 2023.
A Neath man with multiple previous exposure offences has been sentenced to prison after performing an indecent act near a school, continuing a pattern of concerning behaviour that has puzzled probation officers.
Andrew RT Davies steps down as Welsh Conservative leader following internal party tensions and a challenging confidence vote, calling for renewed focus on party values and direction.
Andrew RT Davies survives confidence vote with slim majority as Welsh Conservatives grapple with party direction and polling challenges.
Newport City Council introduces groundbreaking visual air quality monitoring system, becoming the first UK city to implement colour-coded Eco Post sensors to track pollution levels.
South Wales Police relaunch initiative offering complimentary soft drinks to designated drivers, with over 80 venues participating across the region.
An 81-year-old Cardiff man has been handed a nine-year extended sentence for sexually assaulting two young girls, with the court noting he poses a high risk to children despite his age.
Christopher Norris, 44, from Clydach has been sentenced to thirty months in prison after being found guilty of multiple child sex offences. He will remain on the sexual offenders register for life.
Cail Sweetland, 24, has been sentenced to over eight years in prison for a violent sexual assault at a Cardiff hotel that left the victim with serious injuries, including a bleed on the brain.
Raymond Hodges, convicted of horrific crimes against his step-granddaughter, has died at HMP Usk while serving a 25-year sentence. His victim, who bravely spoke out about her ordeal, had helped secure his conviction in 2017.
A teaching assistant at Pantside Primary School has been struck off after using inappropriate language and behaviour towards vulnerable pupils with additional learning needs.
A 60-year-old father suffered permanent blindness in one eye after being punched by a drug-fuelled attacker when investigating a disturbance outside his home in Rhymney, Caerphilly.