Swansea landlord left with tens of thousands in costs after failing to properly vet tenants or visit rented property for six months.
Pop Mart to open first Welsh store at St David’s Cardiff
Global collectible toy retailer Pop Mart is bringing its cult Labubu dolls to Cardiff with its first Welsh store at St David’s Shopping Centre.
Cardiff loses two bars as Revolution chain collapses
Revolution and Revolucion de Cuba in Cardiff close immediately as parent company enters administration with 591 jobs lost nationwide.
Wingstop to open first Welsh town restaurant in Merthyr
US chicken wing chain Wingstop is preparing to launch its third Welsh location on Victoria Street, creating local jobs and supporting town centre regeneration.
230+ cannabis plants seized in Cardiff factory raid
Man pleads guilty to drug production after more than 230 cannabis plants discovered at Cathays property. Police warn of links to organised crime.
Family tribute to Colm Boston who died after assault
The family of Colm Marcus Boston, 37, have paid tribute after he died on Boxing Day following an assault in Pentyrch Street, Cardiff on December 22.
Cardiff trio sentenced over £640k illegal dog breeding scam
Three people have received suspended prison sentences after running an unlicensed dog breeding operation in Cardiff that generated over £640,000 and resulted in puppies being born with congenital defects.
Police seize vehicles in Newport taxi and drink-drive blitz
Joint operation by Gwent Police, council and immigration officers leads to arrest and vehicle seizures in Newport city centre.
Neath police foil “largest ever” cannabis factory in old M&S
Officers arrested a 34-year-old man after discovering the former Marks and Spencer building was being converted into an industrial-scale cannabis operation.
Blaenau Gwent gets first Reform UK councillor
Cllr Jonathan Millard joins Nigel Farage’s party, becoming the first Reform UK representative on Blaenau Gwent County Borough Council.
Teen arrested after Carmarthen school lockdown
A 17-year-old has been arrested on suspicion of threats to kill following a lockdown at Ysgol Bro Myrddin in Carmarthen on Wednesday.
Teaching assistant struck off for messaging pupils
Samuel Davies asked schoolgirls for body photos and told one pupil ‘I think you’re really attractive’ via Snapchat whilst working at Haverfordwest High.