Colin Bick, 49, of Thornhill, Cwmbran, has admitted possessing indecent images of children, including category A material and will be sentenced at Newport Magistrates' Court in August

Fresh EU funding opportunities for digital health innovation will be available in Wales.

A beehive-themed sign competition has given Torfaen pupils a chance to support biodiversity.

A new wave of city centre businesses is benefiting from financial support from Newport City Council, including The Circle, Low and Slow, Hounds, and Standard Signs.

A row of Machen cottages almost submerged by overgrowth could provide a blank canvas for renovation once the green invasion is repulsed.

Confidence, not capability, is holding businesses, including those in Gwent, back from unlocking the full power of modern technology.

Parliamentary committees in Wales are back in session and getting down to business.

Paratroopers from Newport are among those being honoured in a new book which celebrates 20 years of service by the regiment including their first deployment to Kabul in 2001 and final operations during the 2021 evacuation.

A new joint plan will soon guide development and infrastructure decisions for two boroughs.

Visitors to the countryside in Wales, including Gwent, are being urged to respect and protect natural spaces during the busy summer season.

Newport has been named one of the UK’s "defibrillator deserts".

Jessica Morden MP has praised Andy Burnham for putting ‘more money back in the pockets of households in Newport East’ as the Government announced they are scrapping VAT on energy bills.

A young HGV fitter died outside a property in his hometown, an inquest has heard.

Developer says undelivered regeneration plans and a looming rent hike threaten Newport city centre’s flagship hotel.

Chepstow mum Cathy Taylor shares her emotional journey with premature son Ryker, born with Down syndrome and heart worries.

A football club claims a travellers encampment moving on their pitches happened because the council forgot to lock the gates

A police crackdown on road safety led to one vehicle being seized and nearly a dozen drivers reported for offences.

In court from Newport, Tredegar, Pontypool and Caerphilly

A drug dealer has been jailed after dropping a stash of cocaine during a police chase in Bargoed.

Concerns have been raised that a new Local Development Plan (LDP) for Blaenau Gwent council will not be in place for another four years at least.

Caerphilly’s Plaid Cymru group has cried foul over Labour’s use of the local authority’s logo on a party leaflet online.

Changes to Chepstow's Highbeech roundabout included in report waiting to be published.

To help break through the Welsh Government's 70 per cent recycling rate target, Blaenau Gwent councillors have agreed a new waste and recycling strategy.

Jill Bond is the second councillor to quit Monmouthshire council's Labour group.

A man accused of murdering Newport teenagers Jaydon Bowyer, 19, and Ta-Shay Canoville, 16, now faces an additional charge of perverting the course of justice

A provisional January 2027 trial date has been set for Albert Williams who is accused of murdering Newport mother Charlene Dowsell

Albert Williams, 66, is due in court this morning accused of murdering Newport mother Charlene Dowsell, 41

Neil Lewis, 47, from Ely, has admitting passing the MOT of a vehicle which was later involved in a fatal crash on the A48 despite issues which should have caused it to fail.

A wildfire has now swept across more than 200 hectares of hillside.

Eye-watering smoke from a wildfire in Blaenavon has blanketed South Wales as fire crews continue to tackle the blaze.

Firefighters spent almost six hours tackling a large skip fire at a recycling centre in Torfaen on Sunday.

Cider lovers in Torfaen are in for a treat as a Wetherspoon pub prepares to host a 10-day craft cider festival.

Holidaymakers are being encouraged to start planning their next ski adventure from Cardiff Airport.

A Teddy Bear's Picnic has brought smiles to family members at a care home in Monmouth.

Natural Resources Wales has unveiled a new plan to use land and resources across the nation.

A young Caerphilly farmer has been given a travel scholarship.

The new Welsh Government are already on the rocks over additional learning needs funding and teachers' pay. A Welsh Government u-turn is no bad thing when it is the right thing to do.

A classical guitarist will perform in Newport in August.

Summer recess is here, meaning Senedd Members will not formally meet in Cardiff Bay for the next eight weeks - what will they do instead?

Four play areas in part of Blaenau Gwent have been given a fresh lease of life.

An inquest into the death of respected politician Ann Widdecombe has been opened.

A primary school in Tredegar has received a new minibus after its previous vehicle was stolen and torched.

This is just a small selection of the pictures shared by members of the South Wales Argus Camera Club and you can see more by visiting the SWACC page on Facebook. More than 5,800 people are signed up as camera club members. Why not join them?

A Grade II listed imposing semi-detached home in Rhymney, near Tredegar, has gone on the market for £475,000.

A packed summer programme promises entertainment for all ages across Newport.

A four-bedroom detached family home in Henllys, Cwmbran, has gone up for sale for offers over £350,000.

A two-bedroom terraced house, described as a "perfect blank canvas", is up for sale in Tredegar.