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More than 1,750 arrests have been made for non-fatal strangulation in Northern Ireland since it became a specific criminal offence. One survivor of the crime, Sarah, has urged anyone who has suffered ...
Temperatures could reach 32C in parts of central and southern England as a hosepipe ban comes into force for households in Yorkshire on Friday.
A “nationwide blitz” will target migrants working illegally, as part of the effort to deter people from seeking to reach the UK from France.
European officials have struck a new deal with Israel to allow desperately needed food and fuel into Gaza, the European Union ...
Young people in Wales will soon be able to travel by bus for just £1, with the scheme covering those aged five to 21.
Tributes have been paid to a dedicated public servant following his death. Councillor Howard Hamilton, who served Barry and the wider Vale of Glamorgan in various roles, passed away last weekend. He ...
On the 28th June we marked Armed Forces Day and showed our support in the Senedd for the Armed Forces Community in Wales, including those who ...
Essential maintenance works are set to disrupt services on the Vale of Glamorgan line. Network Rail will be conducting drainage and track maintenance between Barry and Bridgend. The works will begin ...
Community centres are being offered free energy efficiency upgrades to help cut costs and reduce carbon emissions.
The schools have yet to break up for summer and already in the shops there are uniforms in abundance with the logo back to school!
A loyalist bonfire in Northern Ireland controversially topped with an effigy of migrants in a boat has been lit. The Police Service of Northern Ireland earlier said they were investigating a hate ...
An MS called for restrictions on bottom trawling to protect Wales’ seabeds as she criticised the current “rudderless” marine protection policy.
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