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Victim Tomasz Waga who died in Cardiff last week A DESPERATE plea has gone to people in Essex that knew a man at the centre of a murder probe in Cardiff to help. South Wales Police have launched a murder investigation following the death of 23-year-old Tomasz Waga. No arrests have been made in connection with Mr Waga's death, and officers have made fresh appeals for anyone with information to come forward. This includes friends of Mr Waga based in London and Essex, as he had travelled from the county to Cardiff the same day he was killed. Mr Waga was found dead by a member of the p...

Penylan murder: Police name 23-year-old dad found dead in Cardiff after travelling from Essex The family of Tomasz Waga have paid tribute to the young father who was found dead in Cardiff on Thursday 14:54, 31 JAN 2021 Updated A murder investigation has been launched into Tomasz Waga's death (Image: South Wales Police) Police have named the man they believe was murdered in Cardiff and said he had travelled to the city from Essex. Detectives said the body of 23-year-old Tomasz Waga was discovered in Westville Road in Penylan at around 11.30pm on Thursday. More than 80 officers are involved i...

THE man found killed in Cardiff on Thursday night has been named as Tomasz Waga. South Wales Police have launched a murder investigation following the death of the 23-year-old. No arrests have been made in connection with Mr Waga's death, and officers have made fresh appeals for anyone with information to come forward. Mr Waga was found dead by a member of the public in the Penylan area of the capital at around 11.30pm on January 28. “Tomasz was loved by many and was taken from us too soon," his family said. “We are devastated by his sudden loss and we ask anyone with informa...

Mulberry House School pupil Hannah attaches her message to the gates. - Credit: Mulberry House School Pupils at the Mulberry House School in Hampstead finished term for the Christmas holidays by tying their hopes for 2021 to the school gates. They copied a Japanese custom involving writing messages of gratitude and hope for the future onto little wooden plaques known as "ema".  The plaques were then tied to the gates of the Minster Road school, forming a piece of art called the "Wishing Wall". 'I wish the whole world could stay safe from Covid,' reads a message on the gates at Mulberry House...