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He went to meet a schoolboy for sex but found police officers waiting for him
Joshua Camplin claimed he was only looking for friendship
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Police investigating Newport city centre sexual assault reports
The men are not being linked to the alleged assault in any way other than that police believe they were in the area at the time
House with 'tremendous potential' for renovation in area 'always in demand'
A two-bedroom semi-detached house in Court Gardens, Newport, is on the market, and has "tremendous potential" for renovation.
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Born after this date? You could wait longer for your DWP State Pension
The state pension age is gradually rising from 66 to 67. Find out which birth dates are affected and when you'll become eligible for payments.
Four-bedroom home in 'quiet cul-de-sac' for sale at £280,000
A "well-presented" four-bedroom semi-detached home, on Park Crescent, Newport, is up for sale for a guide price of £280,000.
Latest school-run crash sparks fresh safety fears near Newport primary schools
Residents living near two Newport primary schools say school-run traffic is causing increasing safety concerns, with two crashes involving parents reported in recent weeks.
Retired mechanic, 72, died from fatal brain injury brought on by fall, inquest rules
A retired mechanic from Blackwood died after suffering a fatal brain injury after a fall at home, a coroner has concluded.
Man pleads guilty to GBH charge on the day of his trial
Abergavenny man pleads guilty to GBH charge on day of trial
Plans to revamp Victorian era primary school will see temporary classrooms demolished
The school has three main blocks from the Victorian era and early 20th and early 21 century.
In the Dock – Look who’s just been in court
In court from Newport, Abertillery, Pontypool and Caerphilly
'In 1066, thousands of asylum seekers landed at Hastings'
This reader harks back to asylum seekers in 1066 and questions their future.
Senedd members press FM on safeguarding, taxation, and overseas spending
The First Minister faced questions on safeguarding in schools, taxation and overseas spending during today’s First Minister’s Questions.
'Newport City Council can't be blamed for parking at the Royal Gwent'
Parking problems at the Royal Gwent Hospital are nothing new and for once Newport City Council can`t be blamed.
'Hegseth's D-Day speech was supposed to honour Normandy sacrifices'
It seems that the thieves are falling out in a big way.
Six of the best South Wales Argus Camera Club pics today
Here are six of our favourite pictures from the South Wales Argus Camera Club today.
Senedd member welcomes 'political earthquake' in Wales
This is my first Argus column since what is arguably "the most momentous election since the dawn of devolution."
Meet the people learning, teaching and working through the medium of Welsh
Coleg Cymraeg campaign is shining a spotlight on the people learning, teaching and working through the medium of Welsh.
Car seized after elderly motorist suspected of driving with expired licence
Gwent Police have seized a car in Abergavenny after a motorist was suspected of driving without a valid licence.
Bear Grylls spotted on iconic Welsh mountain during recent trip to celebrate birthday
Bear Grylls was spotted enjoying the great outdoors once again, this time on an iconic Welsh mountain.
Drivers face major speed limit shake-up on key route - and objections are open today
Major speed limit changes are proposed for Llanwern’s A4810 Steelworks Access Road.