A DOMESTIC abuser has been jailed for two separate attacks on his now-former partner.

"I'm at the end of my tether," she said. "I dread opening my eyes in the morning."

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BP also warned that there is not expected to be any let up with energy prices over the summer, forecasting that crude oil and gas prices will remain high.

"THE TEAM has worked very hard over the years," said business owner Yunus Altinsoy.

PLANS for much sought-after business units in Ebbw Vale have been given the green light by Blaenau Gwent planners.

NEWS of potential plans for two drive-through restaurants, a petrol station and a warehouse at an industrial estate in Chepstow have been met with scepticism in the town.

GREEN spaces and parks across Monmouthshire have achieved Green Flag status this year.

MORE than 340 staff and volunteers at Torfaen Play Service are ready to deliver an action-packed summer playscheme for children throughout August.

It has almost been a year since Old Bassaleg Bridge was closed for repair, but residents say how they feel abandoned and let down by Newport City Council

POLICE officers helped deliver the baby but has "quite a scare" when she had the umbilical cord wrapped around her neck.

Newport firm B2Space plans to use giant rocket-equipped balloons as a cheaper, greener way to launch satellites into space.

STAFF from the Welsh Ambulance Service's Clinical Contact Centres (CCC) have opened up about their 'horrible' experiences of having to tell people they could be waiting hours for an ambulance in an emergency.

Here are more babies recently born in Gwent.

Estyn visited Dewstow Primary School, in Caldicot, at the end of May and raised concerns about leadership, teaching, and pupil development.

GWENT Police has issued an update on the crash which closed the westbound M4 on Sunday.

PARKING charges in town centres in one area of Gwent could be brought back, two years after they were scrapped.

The incident happened at around 6.30am on Monday, July 25 in Docks Way, Newport.

A ROUND-UP of recent cases heard at Newport Magistrates’ Court.

COUNCILLORS hope that granting an extension to a planning permission for a massive housing development in Tredegar first given the go-ahead 12 years ago will see it built soon.

Today's selection of pictures is based on the theme word 'jam'. It's always exciting to see what our camera club members make of the weekly theme, and as usual they did not disappoint. This is just a small selection of the pictures shared by members ...

SIX TORFAEN drivers have had their cases heard in court recently.

AN initiative intended to protect Welsh house names has been extended to include land. 

Well over 200 lovers of vinyl flocked to the Dolman Theatre in Newport for the first record fair to be held at the venue.

Only Luxembourg has done less than the UK Government out of 13 European nations that have cut petrol taxes

The National Infrastructure Committee has warned the Government needs to invest £20bn in supply equipment to prepare for more extreme temperatures.

It comes after McDonald’s fans were left angered last week as the fast food chain announced it is hiking the price of its cheeseburger.

A fresh shake-up starting on August 1 will see a particular affordability test dropped by the Bank of England.

The 55-year-old returned to presenting duties after she “dramatically disappeared” for three weeks.

The 55-year-old Good Morning Britain presenter thanked the NHS staff who had been treating him in intensive care.

It has been 10 years since the Freedom of the Borough was granted to The Royal Welsh in recognition of their service.

Wales’ largest coworking community has celebrated a decade of enterprise as it looks back on the impact it has made in the last 10 years.

Beach-goers are being urged to keep an eye out for the venomous weever fish.

A crash on the M4 has closed the westbound carriageway from J23A Magor to J24 Coldra.

A NEW beer shop could open in Newport city centre after council planners gave it the green light.

A GRADE II listed country house which has links to the famous family of Lord Tredegar is currently up for sale in Machen.

Volunteers at Cefn Fforest Miner’s Welfare Hall believe the restoration is vital to the community.

THE end of the school year and the start of the summer means it's prom season - and young people across Gwent have been celebrating in style.

Openreach engineers and BT call centre workers are taking a second day of industrial action following last Friday's strikes across the country.

Now that summer is well and truly here, we thought we take a look back at fun times in Newport. So here are 10 pictures from Pill Carnival from 2012 which we've taken from our archives

A campaign to create fanzones for supporters of the Wales men's football team to watch them playing in this year's World Cup in Qatar is starting to gather momentum.

Pubs in Newport are hosting the Women’s Euro football final across the city in a bid to boost the profile of the women’s game.

HERE is a round-up of everyone from Torfaen who has been fined for speeding during the past week.

A Georgian estate in Pembrokeshire has gone up for sale on Rightmove, and is going for nearly £5million.

Here is a selection of dogs from Many Tears Animal Rescue which are looking for their forever homes.

 

The Welsh Government's housing department has been branded a "massive mess" as new figures show a steep rise in the risk of homelessness across Wales.

GWENT Police have warned shed owners in Torfaen as shed break-ins are on the rise.

Lovell has unveiled hoarding with artwork from local school children at the Chartist Garden Village development in Pontllanfraith.

We are lucky enough to live in a beautiful part of Wales where the countryside is just a short drive away.