Hollywood Bowl Group’s largest UK venue will open in St David’s Centre this summer, featuring bowling, electric go-karting, arcade games and interactive darts across 45,000sqft.
Family tribute to girl, 17, killed in Cwmbran crash
The family of Demi Edmunds, 17, from Caldicot, have paid tribute after she died in a collision on the A4042 in Cwmbran.
Man hid £33k under motorbike and blamed “the taxman”
A 57-year-old Swansea man has been jailed after police found £33,000 under a motorbike seat, cocaine behind a ceiling tile, and drug dealing messages on his phone.
Girl, 17, dies after collision on A4042 in Cwmbran
A 17-year-old girl from Caldicot has died following a collision involving three cars and a pedestrian on the A4042 in Cwmbran on Thursday afternoon.
Two more charged in Abergavenny children’s home probe
A social worker and a man from Caerphilly have been charged as part of Operation Spinney, investigating historical abuse at the former Coed Glas Assessment Centre in Abergavenny.
Man took own life after paedophile hunters’ sting
Paul Andrew Williams, 55, was found in water near Caernarfon’s town walls after being targeted by online hunters, an inquest heard.
Four charged with murder of Abertridwr teenager Tristan Kerr
Four people remanded in custody to appear at Newport Magistrates Court following death of 17-year-old in Caerphilly county.
Teen named after fatal Lower Francis Street incident
Tristan Shae Kerr, 17, from Abertridwr has been formally identified following Thursday evening’s incident. Five arrests made.
Reform UK claims first Ynys Môn council seat in by-election win
Celfyn Furlong secures historic victory in Ynys Gybi ward with 260-vote majority over Plaid Cymru.
New tram-trains to revolutionise South Wales transport
Dual-capability tram-trains entering final testing before spring launch on Core Valleys Lines as part of £800m Welsh Government investment.
200,000 potholes fixed across Wales since April
Welsh Government investment has enabled councils to repair over 200,000 potholes across more than 400 miles of road since last April.
Cardiff bans noisy fireworks at council displays
Cardiff council votes to allow only silent or low-noise fireworks at future displays to protect children, animals and neuro-divergent residents.