Man tried to groom boy, 14, on Snapchat for sex acts
Jamie Davies, 34, of Port Talbot, has been jailed for 28 months after using Snapchat to try to groom a 14-year-old boy, offering to cook him a meal in exchange for the child performing a sex act.
Jamie Davies, 34, of Port Talbot, has been jailed for 28 months after using Snapchat to try to groom a 14-year-old boy, offering to cook him a meal in exchange for the child performing a sex act.
Police say around 1,000 suspected child sexual abuse offenders are being arrested every month across the UK, as a leading charity reports a 20% rise in people accessing its prevention services.
Jason Colin, Jonathan Pike and Matthew Winstone have each been sentenced to three years in prison after pleading guilty to robbery at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court.
A 20-year-old dealer who bulk-texted university students offering drugs has been sentenced alongside a co-defendant found with half a kilo of cocaine.
Glan Llyn and Jubilee Park primary schools in Newport have received solar panels through the Wales Funding Programme, backed by Great British Energy and the Welsh Government, to cut carbon emissions and energy costs.
London-based padel company Padium is opening its first Welsh venue at Cardiff Bay Retail Park on 14th March, featuring eight indoor courts and a full lifestyle experience.
The Welsh Government has allocated an additional £40.5 million for essential capital repairs and maintenance across schools, colleges and universities, building on £20 million announced in January.
Gareth Morris and Adam Aviet have been sentenced at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court after 424g of cannabis was discovered in a rucksack at the Etap Hotel in Cardiff.
Paul Gurney, 33, was sentenced to 18 months at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court after assaulting his ex-partner in two incidents at her Haverfordwest home.
William Davies, 32, was sentenced at Mold Crown Court after being found guilty of rape and admitting to further sexual offences against a child.
Carl Williams, 27, of Holyhead, was sentenced to two years and eight months at Caernarfon Crown Court after breaching a sexual harm prevention order and sending lewd messages to a young girl on Snapchat.
Jordan Coles, 29, repeatedly punched and kicked stroke victim William Murphy in the head after drinking in an Abergavenny pub, leaving him with a bleed on the brain.