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Motorists in Wales face fines of up to £150 for idling (opens the original)
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Drivers in Wales who leave their vehicle engine running while parked will face fines of up to £150 from Wednesday. The change is part of a new measure by the Welsh government to try to reduce harmful pollution and to protect children's health. The previous punishment for idling, as it is known, was £20 but that has now been raised to anywhere from £75 to £150, depending on circumstances. The Welsh government said it hoped the increase will "change the habits of people who are polluting communiti
Crymych teacher banned for two years after striking pupil on trip (opens the original)
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A supply teacher who struck a pupil and swore while on a school trip to France has been banned from his profession for two years. Shôn Rowcliffe, 33, had been suspended from working at Ysgol Bro Preseli while an investigation was conducted into the 2024 trip, an Education Workforce Council, external hearing was told. A group of Year 7 and 8 football students - aged 12 and 13 - were part of a trip to France to play in a competition with a school twinned with the school in Crymych, Pembrokeshire.
Ysgol Bro Preseli teacher struck pupil on school trip, hearing told (opens the original)
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A pupil was struck on the chest by a PE supply teacher during a school football trip to France, a fitness to practice hearing has been told. Shôn Rowcliffe was suspended from his job at Ysgol Bro Preseli in Crymych, Pembrokeshire, over claims he struck Pupil A, was intoxicated and swore during the trip, an education workforce council heard. A group of the school's Year 7 and 8 football players were taking part in an annual tournament at a school that is twinned with Bro Preseli. The disciplinary
Jealous Bridgend man guilty of murder after strangling wife in bed (opens the original)
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A jealous husband who strangled his wife in their bed has been found guilty of murder. Michael Davies, 58, killed Tracey Davies at their home on Bryn Terrace in Cefn Cribwr, Bridgend, after wrongly suspecting she was going to leave him. Davies was jealous over his wife working with male colleagues and he was also £30,000 in debt. He previously admitted the manslaughter of Tracey, 48, but denied murder on the grounds of diminished responsibility. But he was found guilty of murder on Friday at New
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