Two teens from Neath Port Talbot arrested following fire at former chapel
Officers are investigating the fire at Bethany English Calvinistic Methodist Chapel in Station Road last Thursday evening, April 24.
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Officers are investigating the fire at Bethany English Calvinistic Methodist Chapel in Station Road last Thursday evening, April 24.
Karolina Zurawska, from Gendros in Swansea, made a plea on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
19-year-old Liam Devois, from Manselton, was identified during an unrelated investigation when his drugs-related messages were found on a mobile phone.
29-year-old Jack Arran, from Morriston, was arrested on January 31 2025, having been found in possession of the Class A drugs cocaine and crack cocaine.
54-year-old Brynley Stephens, from Gendros, carried out the attack at a property on Maesglas Road, forcing his victim to hand over his wallet, car keys and mobile phone.
38-year-old Marcus Bevan, from Aberavon, targeted no fewer than four addresses in the Port Talbot area on February 11 this year.
44-year-old James Holt and 37-year-old Nicholas Holt, from Sandfields, demanded money from their victim after he exited a city centre pawn shop.
Twelve men have been jailed following an investigation into an organised crime group (OCG) based in Swansea.
Simon Morgan, 40, from Neath, raped the victim in July 2021. He then refused to leave the victim’s address for several hours until the victim called police.
Three men from Swansea have been jailed for their involvement in the supply of Class A drugs.