Ben Cheshire, of Dinas Powys, was fined £623 and given six penalty points after being caught driving a Ford Transit at 67mph in a 40mph zone on the A472 in Pontypool

Keep going Natasha Asghar. Don’t take any notice of the mindless attack on your office.

For far too long, young people have been led to believe that a university education is the only route to a successful and rewarding career.

What a major success the recent beach party was in Blackwood.

For almost two years, since October 2024, we have been asking Caerphilly Council to release its draft report into whether Ty Llwyd Quarry is contaminated.

Road closed after a fallen tree has blocks access on residential road.

In court from Newport, Cwmbran, Tredegar and Caerphilly

An Indian takeaway has been awarded the highest possible food hygiene rating.

Sunburnt, starving and covered in fleas – this was the heartbreaking reality for Missy, a boxer cross found wandering alone during last weekend’s heatwave.

After Llangybi pensioners raised fears over filming, new UK guidance explains when home CCTV is legal, when it breaches privacy and what neighbours can do.

A recent police operation recorded drivers exceeding newly introduced 20mph speed limits.

For more than 60 years, the Brynglas Tunnels have been a major traffic bottleneck, causing daily delays for thousands of drivers. Here's why congestion remains such a problem and what could happen next.

A former transport yard is set to be transformed into housing as part of a wider regeneration project.

An inquest has been opened after a 26-year-old man was found dead near Castleton last month.

Newport City Council has been urged to recoup a £6 million loan to redevelop Newport’s indoor market, councillors have heard.

Delays to inquests at Gwent Coroner’s Service have continued to mount following legal changes.

A woman was caught trying to smuggle cocaine, cannabis and buprenorphine worth more than £5,000 into Parc Prison in Bridgend

A luxurious hamper competition is giving subscribers the chance to win a Howden Hamper from Cartwright & Butler.

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

A-level students from 23 schools tackled climate change at Cardiff University’s Big Psychology Challenge.

Ambulance teams in Wales could soon identify stroke patients who need specific life-saving surgery using a fingerprick blood test.

Here are all the winners of the South Wales Argus' latest competitions.

Calls were made by a Gwent Senedd member for a new funding model to support end-of-life care.

Business confidence levels among small and medium-sized enterprises has fallen across the UK, including in Wales.

How much longer are authorities across the country going to put up with illegal travellers planting themselves anywhere they like, without any come back to them? 

A new way of working with communities is being put into action through a county council-led public event in Blaenau Gwent.

Six great pictures from the South Wales Argus Camera Club.

A team of dragon boat racers smashed their fundraising target at Llandegfedd Lake.

A 'real-life' Roman soldier will be giving free history lessons in Newport next week.

Over half of UK SMEs are struggling to pay corporation tax and VAT.

Hollywood Bowl is opening its first XL entertainment centre - and its in south Wales.

A structural defect on a key stretch of road has prompted a call for action from Peter Fox MS.

A new CEO has been appointed to lead the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park Authority.

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.

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

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

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".

The Works’ Find Your Story Bus is on its way to Newport to help children find fresh adventures in reading with a free reading passport.

Welcome to our live blog as we bring you the latest updates after a police helicopter was spotted circling above Tredegar Park in Newport. We are working to find out more about the reason behind the activity and will bring you updates as we get them.

Cabinet Office Minister Nick Thomas Symonds has attacked Capita for its poor handling of the civil service pension scheme.

A 33-year-old man from Newport has been arrested following a theft from a delivery lorry outside Greggs on High Street yesterday morning, July 21.

Fire crews are continuing to battle a major wildfire that has been burning for days near Blaenavon.

A relentless wildfire continues to tear across the Blaenavon mountainside, leaving behind a trail of scorched land, thick smoke and a community watching anxiously as firefighters battle to bring the flames under control.

Stephen Kinnock has been appointed Secretary of State for Wales replacing Jo Stevens after New Prime Minister Andy Burnham assembled his Cabinet.