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- Sep 2, 2026
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Newport businesses are repeatedly broken into and town centre is unsafe (opens the original)
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This seems to have been a full-on week for criminal enterprise in Newport, the businesses trying to bring some sense of occasion to Newport, yet again are being broken into repeatedly. I wonder how the owners, managers and staff feel? They must be frightened, probably wondering what is the point. The police and their support services are keen to engage with the perpetrators, yet most of us recognise that even if they are apprehended, the sentencing processes do not reflect the impact on those th
Concerns as NHS worker employed with fake driving licence needing Arabic interpreter (opens the original)
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Was it concerning to any of your readers that a male who had resided in the Ukraine, although having documentation to drive from Jordan, whilst working within the NHS, had access to a fake Ukrainian driving licence, which he was using whilst trying to obtain a UK driving licence? Although Mr Nofal had now legally obtained a UK driving licence, would it be of concern that he needed an Arabic interpreter whilst court proceedings relating to this case were undertaken? If he needed this to process w
'Not all of us are as excited' as Jessica Morden about Andy Burnham (opens the original)
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We are fortunate to have Labour MP Jessica Morden giving us all her insight into the ups and downs of Newport. As she spends a good deal of time in those hallowed parliamentary buildings in Westminster, it must be refreshing for her to return to her roots. Providing us all with her overview of what is going on from an outsider perspective. Obviously, the excitement of having a new 'proxy' leader of her beloved Labour Party has perhaps drawn her attention away from the real realities of what is h
There does not seem to be much evidence of policing in Newport on a day-to-day basis (opens the original)
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Ms Mudd as always provides a thoughtful and considered approach to the concerns of the residents of Newport and outlying areas. Noting that 'going forward', well, we cannot go back, apparently, we have to look for solutions to the problems besetting Newport, these mainly relating to the anti-social behaviour, drug misuse, crimes such as blatant shoplifting, threatening behaviour, often all in the space of day time walking through the town/city centre of Newport. The commissioner tells us she has
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