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“Nobody leaves the house wanting to knock someone off their bike. “But I believe my son would potentially still be here if the driver was driving at the speed limit, and I feel that has been brushed over in this case.” Mr Wayne admitted to making a false statement by failing to declare two speeding convictions – from 2016 and 2018 – when obtaining an insurance certificate between January 1 and September 8, 2019. A letter sent to Ms Roper by the CPS reads: “I hope that you will receive some comfort in the knowledge that Mr Wayne has acknowledged, by his plea, his role in Cole’s untimely death.” ....
Dean Griffiths and Emily Wilkins with their certificates acknowledging the work they have done with the Cefn Fforest Eco Park TWO volunteers have been rewarded for their hard work in maintaining and improving parkland. Dean Griffiths and Emily Wilkins give their time to the Friends of Cefn Fforest Eco Park to help bring the park to the standard that saw it awarded a Green Flag last year. Mr Griffiths was a finalist in the Keep Wales Tidy Volunteer of the Year Award, while Miss Wilkins won the Young Volunteer of the Year Award. Miss Wilkins, 16, wanted to do something at the park in memory of a close friend. With advice from the Friends group and Caerphilly council, she raised funds to have a tree planted, and afterwards took the lead in organising events, such as the planting of crocus bulbs with other young people who have also continued to help out. She was also involved in the building of a butterfly garden, and will be working on a mural on the park’s ....
The helpers getting ready to create the butterfly garden at Cefn Fforest Eco Park DESPITE receiving a Green Flag Community Award, supporters of a thriving Gwent park are not content to rest on their laurels and have continued to make improvements with the help of local children. Students at Blackwood Comprehensive School’s Youth Club have begun to plant a butterfly garden at the Cefn Fforest Eco Park - which won a Green Flag Award in October - with permission from the Friends of Cefn Fforest Eco Park committee. %image( 12146083 , type= article-full , caption= Some of the youngsters getting involved in the Cefn Ffforest Eco Park s butterfly garden , alt= Some of the youngsters getting involved in the Cefn Ffforest Eco Park s butterfly garden ) ....