Wales, United Kingdom News

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A YOUNG mother and baby had a lucky escape when a pram was set on fire in the doorway to a block of flats in Wrexham.

A COUNCIL has been accused of "bully boy" tactics after sending in debt collectors against pensioners over a disputed drain bill.

North Wales Police Authority is being urged not to increase its part of the council tax bill because the force has nearly A 26m in the bank.

Caernarfon-based NFU Group Secretary Hedd Rhys' outstanding work on behalf of the Union and its membership has been given the highest recognition.

Abersychan School raised A 95.98 by singing carols in Blaenavon and Pontypool and Cwmffrwdoer Primary School raised A 108 with fundraising activities at the School.

BE with "one of the worst records" a district judge had ever seen, appeared at Haverfordwest magistrates court on Tuesday.

A doctors' surgery manager who says he has been trying to secure new premises for many years has called for a decision finally to be made.

A CAR ended up on its side in the middle of a busy road as treacherous black ice continued to cause chaos for commuters yesterday.

Campaigners opposed to changes at Prince Philip Hospital in Llanelli are staging what they call a "stop the closure" march and rally.

Bob Jones, one of the founders of Welshpool airport and an experienced pilot, was 'taken home' this morning as his family met the hearse on the runway of the airport and followed it back up the strip to Welshpool Churchyard where a small service took place.

The churches rang their bells between 12pm and 7pm to recreate the opening ceremony of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal 200 years ago.

Parents in a Wrexham community are opposing council changes which could force them to start paying for school bus transport.

Are you suffering withdrawal symptoms following the end of another series of Strictly Come Dancing? Fear not, as some of the celebrities and dancers have reunited for an arena tour.

Year four pupils at Gilwern Primary School helped decorate the hall with bunting and made dozens of cakes ranging from chocolate to carrot cake and doughnuts to sell at stalls in the school hall.

Kyle Price, 25, of Albion Place, Pontnewynydd, pleaded guilty to failing to comply with the direction of a PC yesterday.

Celebrations to mark the 200th anniversary of the opening of the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canals are taking place on Friday.

MORE than 1,000 North Wales households were threatened with losing their home last year as cash-strapped families struggled to survive.

A 65 YEAR-old Abertillery man has been given a 12 month suspended prison sentence for beating two lambs to death with a walking stick.

A FORMER school governor warned a proposal for opencast mining and land reclamation at Varteg, near Pontypool, could threaten the school's future.