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Lois Mccarthy's articles primarily focus on local events, announcements, and community achievements in Abergavenny, United Kingdom. She often covers a wide range of topics including sports, crime, and entertainment news with an emphasis on health-related matters.
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By: Lois McCarthy
Read this exciting story from Western Mail August 31, 2026 issue. ROBERT ‘Noddy’ Needs was the kind of man who could have told you a story about following the Sex Pistols around the country, owned a collection of punk clothing valuable enough to appear on the Antiques Roadshow, and counted stars among his friends - yet never thought there was anything remarkable about himself.
A large vessel spotted in Cardiff Bay has been confirmed as a French Navy patrol boat passing through the area as part of a wider operational deployment.
By: Lois McCarthy
Cheryl Davies last saw Robert Williams in March 2002 and she still thinks of him 'every minute of every single day'
Many took to social media with some likening the noise that rippled across Port Talbot to a 'crack of thunder' or an explosion
Luke Morgan was told by magistrates that, as a farmer, he 'should be ashamed' of the conditions at his Vale of Glamorgan farm
By: Lois McCarthy
Warren Turnbull, 46, repeatedly targeted shops across Cwymbran over the summer. He was locked up today for more than a year.
Residents in Port Talbot have described how their homes "shook" after a loud bang was heard across the area on Thursday evening.
By: Lois McCarthy, Steve Bagnall
The court described the case as 'the worst case of animal neglect the bench had encountered
A road has been closed in Crickhowell following the discovery this morning to allow police to investigate.
Dyfed-Powys Police received reports that the High Street cash machine had been broken into in July. A 32-year-old was arrested on suspicion of burglary and released on conditional bail.
