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“With the coronavirus pandemic raging through much of 2020, we knew we would receive some exceptional entries, but we’ve been astounded by some of the things we have learned about the people of Gwent,” he said. “It’s been a distressing year and it’s heartening to see how so many have rallied round to help others.” He also paid tribute to people who have given their time and energy over many years to help make Gwent a better place. “The city of Newport and our towns and villages are full of unsung heroes,” he said. “We hope the Pride of Gwent Awards will shine a lig...

The Argus ' We’re in it Together campaign is here to help direct you to any services you may need and show what services are on hand that you may not know you needed. For our full list of services all over Gwent, click . A CHARITY which helps support homeless and vulnerable people across Newport, Caerphilly, Blaenau Gwent and Torfaen has scaled up its services to cope with the winter lockdown. Helping Caring Team – better known as HCT – was formed in 2018, and became a registered charity in March last year. “We started up in a car park providing hot food and drinks for homeless ...

If you’re driving south on Highway 43 in Tuscumbia, Alabama, just past North Alabama State Fair Park, you can’t miss the gigantic lot with wooden pallets stacked one on top of the other. You’ll see a few industrial buildings looming in the back, a large McVantage Packaging sign puncturing the horizon, and—a motel? Yes, a motel. For years, the Four Way Inn sat smack-dab in the middle of the 50-acre McVantage Packaging property. An aging, one-story complex with a green roof, the motel spent the mid-2010s slipping down the spectrum of decency, launching as an inexpensive travel lodging o...