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Cwmamman United have undertaken a major drainage installation project at Grenig Park, following their successful supplication for funding from the…

A SEXUAL menace who looked up the skirt of a young teenage girl whilst she was in a shop has been sentenced.

In 1900, the ship Sierra Nevada bound from Liverpool to Melbourne, crashed upon the rocks near Portsea. The centre of the ship, like a mammoth shark’s fin, was visible above the breakers upon which the hull had been impaled.

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There are still those who play down or make light of the slaughter that took place in the Soviet Union under Stalin. Indeed organisations such as the CPB’s Young Communist League, George Galloway’s Workers Party and the CPGB (Marxist-Leninist) boast of a recent growth of recruits. Jack Conrad looks at the Soviet Union as a mode of mortality

THE HOST of TV quiz show Pointless has endorsed a charity online fundraiser raising money for hospices.

Our reader isn't a fan of their young woke boss who makes their 'blood boil'

Eton v Harrow first began in 1805 - when Lord Byron played, despite his club foot - and is the longest-running regular fixture at the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC).

The SWP is bad, but the CPB is worse. Jack Conrad critiques the cowardly, tailist, opportunist left and stands by what used to be the uncontroversial call to establish a popular militia

A PICTURE of a long-closed Herefordshire hospital has sparked memories of patients, relatives, and "extended family".