Coleg Gwent’s £105m Newport city-centre campus could bring 2,000 students and staff, public salons and a restaurant, boosting regeneration from September 2029.

A Newport drug dealer has been jailed after being caught during a police operation that began with a suspicious moped and ended with a house raid.

Torfaen Council approves £105,000 for Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal repairs, matching Welsh Government funding for £255,000 of next-phase canal improvements.

A landmark hotel is set to close its doors after more than a century of serving the community.

Fitness Factory could build new padel courts at its Crumlin site under plans filed with Caerphilly County Borough Council.

Newport City Council is considering plans to turn 156 Lliswerry Road into a six-bedroom HMO, despite parts of the site being in flood zones two and three.

Caerphilly MP Chris Evans backs Welsh ex-miners as Chancellor John Healey promises a pensions deal, with 100% surplus and £1.2bn fund in focus.

Wales’ rivers, lakes and coastline help make our country special. Between 2025 and 2030, we are investing a record £2.5 billion in environmental improvements, including £889 million to reduce the impact of storm overflows.

Take a look at these six stunning autumnal scenes from the South Wales Argus Camera Club.

The media, including the Argus, reports that the Caribbean is demanding reparations for the UK's part in the the slave trade.

There were no rises to the main rates of income tax, National Insurance, VAT or corporation tax in this year’s Budget, but there was still plenty of detail that could affect business owners, employers and landlords.

I can imagine this is a question many of us across Newport have been asking of late, but what on earth is Plaid Cymru playing at?

A police incident has brought traffic to a standstill on the M4 between J30 Cardiff Gate and J32 Coryton. Follow along with our live blog for the latest updates.

In court from Newport, Abertillery, Pontypool and Caerphilly

Benjamin Sicolo was found by police topless and covered in blood after being recruited into Chelsea Lyddon's feud against a Newport mother.

The DWP has issued its first notice under new bank check powers. Find out which three benefits are affected and what banks can share

Martin Lewis has been asked to give his view on one of the biggest winter energy debates, whether it is cheaper to leave your heating on all day or not?

Murderer Georgie Mears ditched his clothes in a park and threw the “hunting knife” he used out the window of a moving car after stabbing Tristan Kerr.

A Cwmbran man has denied a rape charge at Cardiff Crown Court. A five-day trial is due to begin in January 2028.

Georgie Mears has been found guilty of murdering 17-year-old Tristan Kerr, who was stabbed through the heart in Abertridwr

Jurors are about to deliver their verdicts in the case of Georgie Mears, 19, Connor Palfrey, 25, Ricardo Elliot, 27, and Elexi Manny, 25, who have denied murdering 17-year-old Caerphilly boy Tristan Kerr There has been a five-week trial in Court 1 at...

Royal Gwent Hospital car park chaos in Newport leaves patients, visitors and staff facing long queues, mobility problems and calls for park-and-ride schemes.

A son who spent months in hospital has created an app inspired by his Newport-raised mum’s 40 years as a palmist.

A 51-year-old man was found unresponsive in a public walkway in Newport city centre and an inquest has been opened into his death

Greenfields Nursey, which is subject to an ongoing police investigation, has been formally closed.

A Newport man has admitted making 135 indecent images of children, including six category A images

A Newport woman who fled when council officers confronted her over fly-tipping must pay more than £3,800 and has had her vehicle confiscated.

A HOUSING estate that wasn’t built in line with conditions of its planning permission has now been granted approval.

A man has been charged with drug and assault offences after allegedly fleeing from police and abandoning his vehicle.

A resident has raised concerns about the state of litter-filled lanes and a lack of street cleaning.

Pontypool boy Teddy Sloman, 3, arrives in New York for a cancer vaccine trial after a £300,000 fundraiser helped fund his high-risk neuroblastoma treatment.

A Blaenau Gwent man has been charged with multiple drug and driving offences after being arrested.

A mountain bike park in woodland near Pontypool has received planning permission after almost 10 years of use.

Authorities have frozen £22,000 as part of a major crackdown targeting high street crime.

Newport’s vacant Cross Hands Hotel on Chepstow Road could become a restaurant with six HMO bedrooms under plans submitted to Newport City Council.

Florentia Morgan’s 700-page memoir, Where’s My Leg?, recounts her 2008 M4 crash, recovery and Hoggin the Bridge journey.

Rhiw Syr Dafydd Primary School pupils are learning about biodiversity through a Gwent Wildlife Trust project, funded by their PTA and community support.

Reform MS Sarah Edwards tells the Senedd there should be no further devolution, amid debate over Welsh welfare powers and care leavers’ income.

Cardiff Met researchers warn AI and large language models are making phishing emails and websites more convincing, while improving cyber threat detection.

MasterChef finalists Larkin Cen and Sam Kaeokon host a Thai Lantern Festival Feast at PAD, Celtic Manor Resort, Newport.

Can I please ask that we all try to work in partnership, whatever party we support, and ensure we deal with the many issues in our areas and try to remain positive but offer constructive criticism where needed.

Welsh rugby favourite Josh Navidi will officially launch his testimonial year at the Principality Stadium this month.

The Welsh Conservative leader has criticised the Welsh Government for what he calls 'constitutional navel-gazing' and a waste of public money over plans for another constitutional commission.

Calls have been made for immediate financial support for farmers and land recovery following a wildfire that devastated part of Blaenavon.

The UK welfare system does not align with Welsh Government 'principles of fairness and compassion,' Wales' deputy first minister said.

Nearly 300 Newport pupils celebrated the city’s Chartist legacy with music, poetry and drama at Newport Cathedral during the Newport Rising Festival.

Castell Coch reopens after conservation work revealed its original red paintwork, with Cadw restoring the Welsh castle ahead of Christmas events in Wales.

Gwent Police Commissioner Jane Mudd invites residents to share views on policing, confidence and council tax funding for 2027/28 in a public survey.

Chepstow pupils are leading the way in wildlife protection through a new environmental campaign.

The congregation of St Stephen and St Tathan in Caerwent are looking forward to a very special service on November 22, 2026.