Aberavon man jailed for ABH and controlling behaviour
24-year-old Thomas Edwards, from Aberavon, assaulted his victim in August 2024.
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24-year-old Thomas Edwards, from Aberavon, assaulted his victim in August 2024.
37-year-old Grantham Jones, from Bonymaen, delivered a series of punches and blows to the face of the victim during the incident, which took place in Bonymaen.
An appeal on BBC One’s Crimewatch Live has asked for the public’s help in locating a teenager who went missing in Neath Port Talbot in 2002.
Rhys Higgins, 34, from Portmead, Liam McCabe, 28, from Blaenymaes, and Dennis McCabe, 50, from Cockett, were subject of warrants in October last year.
Three people have been charged in connection with a multi-million pounds fraud and theft investigation into the former Cardiff Sixth Form College.
34-year-old Christian Read, from Clase, was seen attacking his victim in the street by neighbours on the evening of February 24.
29-year-old Scott Miller, from Aberdulais, assaulted the two victims on multiple separate occasions.
Cameron Farrah, 25, and Tyrese Jones, 23, from Ely, exploited vulnerable teenage boys to sell drugs on their behalf to maximise profits.
We are aware of reports circulating on social media suggesting there was an attempt abduction outside Trelewis Primary School yesterday.
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