A lifeguard is working from a patrol hut in Wales that she helped design.

Today's Argus team of the day is RTB White Under-12s, who completed an unbeaten campaign in their first year of competitive football.

Employers are being urged to review their policies ahead of changes to sexual harassment laws - as two in five bosses are not aware of changes.

A three-bedroom detached home is up for grabs on York Avenue, Ebbw Vale.

Plans for a new solar farm that could power over 42,077 Welsh homes, located north of the Llanwern Steelworks between the South Wales Main Line and the M4, have entered into public consultation, which will run from 10th August-21st September 2026.

There is heavy traffic on the M4 eastbound between J26 Malpas and J24 Coldra. Follow along for the latest updates

Two boys were rescued "from height" after emergency services responded to a concern for safety on Frogmore Street in Abergavenny on Wednesday, September 2.

A seventh person has been charged in connection with an investigation into two teenagers from Cardiff who were arrested in Thailand earlier this year.

A man has been charged with multiple shoplifting offences following his arrest in Chepstow on Tuesday, September 1.

A Newport man has admitted making 34 indecent images of children, including category A images

Caerphilly Council plans to replace road narrowing with a zebra crossing on Crescent Road.

In court from Newport, Nantyglo, Caldicot and Caerphilly

Nick Smith MP has contacted Secretary of State for Wales, Stephen Kinnock, to raise concerns about the capacity of fire and rescue services when responding to incidents across Wales.

Fresh calls for a new River Severn road crossing have emerged as councillors warn growing housing numbers in the Forest of Dean could add even more pressure to roads already causing headaches for drivers in Chepstow.

Offensive messages were daubed over the walls of the Riverside car park in Pontypool.

The plan has to be independently examined before it can become the council's policy.

A restriction had limited who could use the former GTEC Autos garage near Abergavenny.

A dad has completed a 26-mile run to raise funds for his son’s football team.

A shortage of skilled workers could derail Wales’ booming data centre ambitions according to new research.

I fully sympathise with the family of the late Caroline Bryan in their efforts to extract compensation from Cardiff City Council for her demise, and I hope they are successful.

The Church in Wales' Governing Body is set to meet in Newport in September.

A historic building in Llanhilleth is set to celebrate its 120th anniversary with a special open day.

A Welsh accountancy firm with an office in Abergavenny is celebrating helping more than 1,000 businesses across mid and west Wales.

72 per cent love the 20mph limit (South Wales Argus, August 28), is it April 1 already?

Caerphilly’s Joint Scrutiny Committee has called for a significant rise in funding to support children with additional learning needs.

Patients are set to benefit from faster care under new NHS Wales reforms says Mabon ap Gwynfor, Health and Care Minister.

It has been devastating to see the impact of fires across the country over the summer holidays, says Peredur Owen Griffiths MS.

According to various credit and small business surveys over the past two years, between 30 and 50 per cent of SMEs say they are struggling to pay bills despite being profitable on paper.

This seems to have been a full-on week for criminal enterprise in Newport, the businesses trying to bring some sense of occasion to Newport, yet again are being broken into repeatedly.

The First Minister of Wales has pledged to 'get Wales moving,' at a recent press conference.

A 10-year-old from Crosskeys has spent the summer completing a fundraising challenge to help a toddler battling cancer, raising £900.

A Monmouthshire-based health tech company has been named a finalist in three major STEM and business award categories.

Safety is paramount for the Foundry Hill wall, rear of Parklands, up Sunnybank Road, Blackwood.

Artisan hot chocolate brand Cocoa Nofel is combining comfort with classic literature, one mug at a time.

Peter Fox MS calls for a funding review of Natural Resources Wales to ensure it is properly equipped to handle flooding and wildfires.

Take a look at these six fab pictures of wildlife from our South Wales Argus Camera Club members.

St Mary’s Church, which featured in Doctor Who, has been awarded nearly £42,000 in grants to fund urgent repairs.

A Scout group in Caerphilly county is celebrating five years since a landmark decision opened up Scouting to even younger children.

An American heiress is funding a major new food distribution centre to help combat food poverty in South Wales.

2,600 signatures against M4 junction closures - no chance, did they listen when nearly ½ million petitioned against the 20mph?

A well-preserved three-bedroom period property in Upper Cwmbran is up for sale for over £625,000.

A Georgian residence with panoramic views of Chepstow Castle is up for sale.

A new approach to tackling homelessness is putting prevention at the heart of change.

People are being invited to have their say on plans to make journeys safer and easier around Usk Primary School.

A new partnership aims to boost sustainable travel for major running events across Wales.

A firefighter from Newport is travelling to the United States to take part in a memorial event.

Sixty years ago, on September 8, 1966, the Severn Bridge, linking England to Wales from Aust to Chepstow, was officially opened by Queen Elizabeth II.

Punk trio Hairdye are set to make noise in their hometown with a string of upcoming gigs.

A blind runner from Monmouthshire has become the first to complete the Râs yr Wyddfa race.

Firewalk, glasswalk, and fireworks will light up a day of celebration at a festival marking 10 years of hope and transformation in Torfaen.