Twenty years ago, Newport County were looking forward to a windfall as their FA Cup clash with Swansea City could have landed them £100,000.

This week we saw the first UK Government budget since Andy Burnham became Prime Minister, which promised to create 'breathing space' for households..

20 years ago, the South Wales Argus reported on an event in Newport as Gwent youths celebrated Black History Month by DJing and rapping at an event in Newport.

A third of teenagers in Wales are worried about the future and how they look according to a new NSPCC study.

The Met Office has forecast a sunny weekend for Newport, with temperatures reaching 13°C.

An overnight disturbance sparked a huge police response in the Lansbury Park area of Caerphilly

A crash on the M4 eastbound has caused severe delays and long queues during morning rush hour.

A crash has sparked long delays and lane closures on the M4 eastbound. Follow along for the latest updates.

A round-up of recent cases heard before magistrates involving defendants from Newport, Cwmbran, Chepstow, Pontypool, and Cwm.

Firefighters rescued people trapped in a lift in Ebbw Vale after an emergency call on Tuesday afternoon.

Matthew Richards, 47, of Caerphilly, admitted aggravated burglary after he kicked his way into a home and chased a teenage boy with knife.

Newport father says suspected mould and water damage forced children from home after a ceiling collapsed. Housing association Hedyn says repairs are planned.

Monmouthshire MP Catherine Fookes calls in Westminster for reform of the 1836 unfit to plead law after Sophie Brimble’s death, as victims demand justice.

Blaenau Gwent councillors unanimously back calls for Prime Minister Andy Brougham to hold a televised climate emergency briefing on October 28.

The awards had to be approved as groups were put forward by councillors linked to them.

Welsh Government declines public inquiry into chemical dumping at Caerphilly’s Ty Llwyd quarry, despite councillors’ pollution concerns over other sites.

A former senior Gwent Police officer has questioned the force’s crime-solving rates, officer suspensions and supervision.

Cwrt Bleddyn Hotel in Usk pays former worker part of disputed wages as employment tribunal claim continues amid staff concerns and £2m refurb.

Poundland is on the brink of administration, putting around 12,000 jobs at risk as the future of two stores in Newport remains uncertain

The number of meetings councillors attended during 2025/26 reduced in Torfaen.

Gwent Police stop 30 drivers in Gaer, Newport, after speeding complaints, with targeted patrols and enforcement planned across the city’s 20mph zones.

Family of an 11-year-old boy allegedly assaulted by a Gwent Police officer in Nantyglo launches petition demanding his dismissal.

Large crowds could threaten a historical bridge, warns Monmouthshire County Council.

A round-up of recent cases heard before magistrates involving defendants from Newport, Cwmbran, Pontypool and Tredegar.

Torfaen Junior Forum pupils from three primary schools visited the Senedd, meeting Welsh MSs, exploring democracy and debating in Cardiff Bay’s chamber.

Evening rush-hour collisions in Gwent rise 73.1% after the clocks change, with Wales up 38.2%. Drivers are urged to check lights and prepare.

Blaenau Gwent has Wales' highest share of low-rated food businesses, new Food Standards Agency data analysed by Cairn shows, despite improvement.

Readers are divided over an alleged Gwent Police assault involving an 11-year-old on a Sur-Ron bike in Nantyglo on October 22; complaint under review.

Significant damage was caused to wooden fencing and a stone retaining wall at a property near Rhayader after a car flipped in the yard.

Pontypool 10k Home Run returns on February 14, 2027, in Pontypool Park, raising funds for St David’s Hospice Care, with a 2k family fun run.

A nutritionist has shared five simple tips you can do every day to avoid getting a cold or flu this winter.

Starbucks UK unveils its 2026 Christmas menu, with Red Cups, a Holiday Cold Cup, new peppermint drinks and festive food. See the full menu and prices.

I welcome these respect orders, which come into place in our town centres to reduce anti-social problems. Over the years in Blackwood, we have had several dispersal orders.

A charity in Torfaen has received a £50,000 funding boost to support its work in improving lives.

Former international rugby player and now doctor, Jamie Roberts, tells Abergavenny crowd: "You can’t skip hard work."

A finance leader at Transport for Wales has been recognised with a prestigious industry award.

Cyber security is 'number one' on the National Library of Wales' risk register, says its chief executive.

A Newport-based firm has rebranded following the recent acquisition of a fellow timber-based engineering company.

A Tredegar woman is celebrating her success after being named Best Caterer at an awards ceremony less than a year after starting the venture.

A mother whose son was murdered in Blaenavon has set up a community group to support others in need.

A Welsh pub is raising funds to reopen after closing in September due to an inadequate sewage treatment plant.

A £14bn UK Government pledge to improve rail infrastructure in Wales has yet to materialise, with just three per cent being allocated.

Hundreds of pupils will take centre stage in a showcase celebrating Newport’s Chartist heritage.

A Christmas campaign is returning to help make the season brighter for children in need in Monmouthshire.

Long-distance coach travel is returning to Monmouthshire - with an opportunity to make it permanent.

Blackwood Town Council will remove the Big Welsh Festival from its 2028 events programme, redirecting funds to litter, weeds and town centre improvements.

A new comedy drama set in Newport is going to debut on BBC iPlayer this week before its BBC Wales airing in November.

But Mike Fowler said he had taken inspiration from his 13-year-old son Noah who is doing something very special in response to his dad's battle

This is the first time I rise in this Chamber having to admit that I'm in awe of the Labour Party - for the barefaced cheek it takes to bring this motion to the floor of the Senedd, having cancelled the previous scheme in 2019. Let us not forget that...

A deer, a robin and a rainbow feature in six pictures by the South Wales Argus Camera Club, taken across Gwent.