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Get ready for the fourth South Wales Argus Schools & Education Awards, which open for nominations on Monday.

It has been confirmed that Interstate Hotels will be managing the hotel for the next 10 years. Work is also said to be continuing on the retail and office aspects of the major redevelopment scheme, which has a price tag of £12 million. Along with Garrison Barclay, the project has been part funded by the Welsh Government and Coutts Bank. Currently, the work is being carried out by a small team, and no concrete opening date has been put on the hotel aspect of the development. But Garrison Barclay’s spokeswoman revealed that the hotel could potentially be ready as soon as October, p...

The huge projects planned for Gwent that never happened From theme parks to Newport's first casino and the ill-fated relief road, plenty of Gwent projects have been scrapped 17:04, 16 MAY 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Want Newport news straight to your inbox? Sign up to our newsletter!Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourpr...

Since that closed many years ago, Newport has not had a supermarket in the city centre. As Debenhams in Friars Walk will be closing its doors for the final time soon I think that this is an ideal time for Tesco to be invited to open a superstore in the vacant premises. I believe that this would increase footfall in the city centre, there is ample parking close by, there is a bus station attached to the store and another just a short walk away so bus companies would hopefully see an increase in passenger numbers, this, in turn, would lower air pollution in the area.

January 31: The first UK cases were recorded in York, after a University of York student phoned 111 after suffering with a fever, a dry cough and muscle pain. His 50-year-old mother had flown to the UK from Wuhan a week earlier, and was also feeling unwell with a fever, cough and sore throat. February 28: The first coronavirus case was confirmed in Wales. The patient was understood to be from the Swansea area, though Public Health Wales did not confirm this, and had travelled back from Northern Italy. March 5: The patient was in Cardiff who had history of travel to Italy. The second pat...