Paragliding crash survivor set for twin peak bike challenge
A FORMER paratrooper who suffered horrific injuries in a paragliding accident three years ago is preparing to tackle a 24-hour twin peak challenge in aid of the Welsh Ambulance Service.
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Council tax debt on the rise
TORFAEN council was owed more than £760,000 in unpaid council tax at the end of the last financial year, while Monmouthshire had £2,124,000 unpaid.
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Chepstow teens 'risk death' jumping in river
TEENAGERS jumping off a pontoon into the River Wye are "dicing with death" according to the chairman of SARA’s Beachley Station.
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Workers go green and do their rounds by bike
THESE workers from Monmouthshire are getting on their bike to do their bit for the environment.
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Landlords’ fear is stopping sex shop dream - Cwmbran couple
AN UNEMPLOYED Cwmbran couple want to open Torfaen’s first sex shop - but say the fear of the community’s reaction is stopping landlords from letting to them.
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Abergavenny schoolboy scoops science film
AN ABERGAVENNY schoolboy won a national award for his animated film about a rat dissection.
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100 at Devauden housing plan meeting
AROUND 100 people attended a public meeting in Devauden about potential plans to build new houses in the village over the next decade.
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Hundreds say farewell to Abergavenny taxi driver
MORE than 200 people attended the funeral of Abergavenny taxi driver Mel Morgan, 65, at St Mary’s Priory Church on Monday.
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Usk travellers’ site plan turned down
THE owner of a field in Usk will appeal after planners refused her bid to turn it into a travellers’ site.
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Historic buildings get Assembly cash
TWO historic buildings in Monmouthshire have won grants for essential repairs and maintenance work from the Welsh Assembly.
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