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A THREE-year-old girl from Griffithstown, near Pontypool, could have permanent brain damage from suffering multiple seizures after being discharged…

ONE QUESTION mark remains over the death of a man from New Inn near Pontypool, an inquest has heard.

A Pembrokeshire nurse’s final cry for help was ignored by an overseas online counselling service an inquest heard on Thursday, December 16.

Louise Rees, 60, tendered her resignation to Solihull Council chiefs shortly after the six-year-olds death sent shockwaves around the childrens services department, sources said.

A 78-year-old farmer in Wales died after being crushed by a 470kg kitchen stove he was trying to move, an inquest has heard. Former deep sea diver Anthony

Anthony Rees, 78, was trying to move the 470kg stove when it fell and crushed him, inquest hears.

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Advertisement Wed been driving all day from the Midlands to South Wales. As we approached the village of Laugharne, my mother announced that the landlady at the farm where we were staying was a Mrs Rees. For some reason, I pictured this Mrs Rees as a cross, thin-faced woman in an apron with a rolling pin ready to bash disobedient six-year-olds like me. Instead, she turned out to be the kind of farmer’s wife you’d dream of, with twinkling eyes and a lovely soft voice like thick butter. She c...

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Next door neighbours in Llangurig have been celebrating two very special occasions. Centenarian Vera Rees and newborn Alffi Kettle are the oldest and newest residents in the village who live next door to each other. Born 100 years and eight days apart, Alffi came into the world on February 20, while Mrs Rees celebrated her 100th birthday on February 28. Alffis proud parents Andrew and Ffiona described their baby boy as "good as gold" and "pretty chilled out". New dad Andrew joked that...