Welsh Labour pledges income tax freeze in election manifesto
Welsh Labour has promised not to raise income tax in the next Senedd term as part of its manifesto, which will be launched in Swansea on Monday ahead of May's elections.
Welsh Labour has promised not to raise income tax in the next Senedd term as part of its manifesto, which will be launched in Swansea on Monday ahead of May's elections.
Brandon Davidson, 25, was sentenced to two years in prison at Merthyr Tydfil Crown Court after assaulting his sister's boyfriend outside the Royal Glamorgan Hospital and later leading police on a dangerous high-speed chase through Bridgend.
Gwent Police's Community Action Team arrested a woman on suspicion of drink-driving and seized two vehicles during a proactive patrol across the Caerphilly county borough area on Friday.
A Carmarthenshire man has been jailed for 16 months after using social media to target two former partners in breach of restraining orders. A judge warned him to leave the women alone or face longer sentences.
A Blaina man has been sentenced after admitting causing serious injury to two people by careless driving on Thomas Ellis Way in Tredegar last November.
Mark Drakeford has said left-wing parties would combine to stop Reform UK forming the next Welsh government, even if the party wins the most Senedd seats at the 7 May election.
A 28-year-old Haverfordwest man caught hiding in a train's toilets with heroin, Pregabalin, and £5,500 in cash has been jailed for four and a half years at Swansea Crown Court.
A teenager who dealt cocaine and heroin on the streets of Newport while funding a £100-a-day cannabis addiction has been sent to a young offender institution for 18 months.
Nicholas Adams, 54, of Swansea, was sentenced to nine years and six months at Cardiff Crown Court after being convicted of indecent assault and serious sexual offences against a child.
An off-road bike has been seized and will be destroyed after Gwent Police patrols in the Lansbury Park area following reports of damage to Mornington Meadows.
A serial sex offender already serving a prison sentence for sexually abusing a young girl has had a further 16 years added to his term after being convicted of raping and sexually assaulting a young boy in the Neath Port Talbot area.
Thomas Serpell, 28, was sentenced to 12 months in prison at Cardiff Crown Court after pleading guilty to engaging in sexual communication with a nine-year-old boy.