Dean Williams, 29, has been sentenced to nearly five years in prison for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl in a Caerphilly park after contacting her on Snapchat.
A Hawarden man has been jailed for 16 months after subjecting his partner to a controlling and violent assault, culminating in her escape through a window on New Year's Day.
A disabled Newport man previously caught with 120,000 abuse images has received a suspended sentence after breaching his sexual harm prevention order within months of it being imposed.
A 27-year-old man has been sentenced to 60 weeks in prison after stealing multiple vehicles and committing several offences in Mold, including theft and fraud.
New data shows significant reduction in road casualties following Wales' implementation of default 20mph speed limit, despite opposition calls for policy review.
New data reveals a 6.52% increase in dog attacks across the UK following the XL Bully ban, with police forces spending over £11 million on kennelling banned breeds since February.
A community in Neath, South Wales, unites in grief as 13-year-old Connor Slade is found dead at Melin Primary School. Family launches fundraiser while authorities investigate the circumstances.
A 48-year-old Barmouth resident has been imprisoned after stealing £56 worth of items from Co-op whilst breaching his licence conditions. He will remain in custody until December 2026.
A 38-year-old man has received a three-year prison sentence after his unregistered XL Bully attacked a schoolgirl in Nantyglo, highlighting the importance of responsible dog ownership and compliance with breed-specific legislation.
PD Kona’s on the case 🐕🔍 Following reports of a break-in at an unoccupied premises, PD Kona and her handler joined response officers to catch the suspects. Officers were quick to catch three suspects, while Kona was hot on the heels of a fourth. Our su-paw-star made light work of catching them and they were swiftly arrested 🚨 Paw-some work from Team Kona and their colleagues 👏👏👏
Transport minister considers stricter alcohol limits and minimum training periods for young drivers to improve road safety, while ruling out graduated licensing system.
The National Police Chiefs' Council warns of unprecedented costs and stretched resources as kennelling expenses for seized XL bully dogs continue to mount across England and Wales.
