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Police set to increase visibility in community as operation gets underway (opens the original)
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Police are heading out in the community as part of a neighbourhood engagement initiative. Officers from Gwent Police’s Blaenau Gwent Neighbourhood Policing Team are visiting Oliver Jones Crescent and Martindale Close in Tredegar as part of Operation Signal. The force said: "Officers will be listening to concerns raised by residents, strengthening relationships within the community and taking action where possible to address problem areas." The scheme aims to boost police visibility and encourage
Gwent Police warns families about e-scooter laws during Monmouthshire school lessons (opens the original)
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A police community support officer has begun delivering lessons to pupils as part of a schools programme. PCSO Alex, known as PCSO138, recently visited Year 6 pupils at St Mary’s RC Primary School in Monmouthshire for the first of three planned sessions. The visit, part of Gwent Police’s schools programme and Heddlu Bach initiative, focused on citizenship, road safety, and the law. Police used the session to remind families considering buying an e-scooter or e-bike to make sure they understand w
Polluters should pay to clean up Wales' toxic legacy, campaigners say (opens the original)
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Senedd members have backed a call for polluters to pay for the clean-up of contaminated land. The decision follows growing concerns over the legacy of industrial pollution in South Wales and other parts of the country. The cross-party debate, led by Plaid Cymru MS Niamh Salkeld, called for the "polluter pays" principle to be central to efforts to address land contamination in Wales. Ms Salkeld said Wales’s industrial history continues to harm communities and the environment. Ms Salkeld said: "It
Supermarket shoppers thought they were parking legally, then fines arrived (opens the original)
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Fresh allegations have emerged in the long-running dispute over parking charge notices at the Iceland car park in Abertillery. They come after a campaigner said he had been contacted by two motorists who recently received notices while using council-owned parking bays. Neil Milkins, who has spent more than a year raising concerns about parking enforcement at the site, claims motorists have continued to receive parking charge notices after using the council-owned bays. The dispute centres on four
Firefighters remained at scene for hours as smoke warning in place after docks fire (opens the original)
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A fire broke out on a ship at Newport Docks, sending thick smoke into the air and prompting a major emergency response, with firefighters on the scene for hours. The blaze, which started on a vessel carrying scrap metal, was first reported around 12.44pm on October 1. Crews from South Wales Fire and Rescue Service (SWFRS) remained at the scene late into the evening, working to bring the fire under control and manage its aftermath. A spokesman for SWFRS said: "Crews remain at the scene of the shi
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