Anne Jessopp, The Royal Mint’s first female chief executive, will step down in the 2027-28 financial year after an 18-year career with the organisation.

A £2.4 million gas upgrade scheme is moving forward with rolling road closures to support the next phase of work.

A Gwent animal sanctuary is appealing for a new home for a shy cat with a flea allergy. Fable, a five-year-old domestic short hair, is currently being cared for by All Creatures Great and Small Animal ...

Over the centuries, Tredegar House has become known for its ghostly legends. Newport historian Jim Dyer has documented reports of spectral nuns, unexplained bell ringing, and visitors sensing strange ...

Abergavenny chef Jim Foster-Grundy joins BBC One’s MasterChef: The Professionals series 19, judged by Marcus Wareing and Monica Galetti.

Three men have been sentenced for offences including drug production, theft, and criminal damage following arrests made under Operation Krypton in Newport.

Charles acknowledged the ‘appalling atrocity of slavery’ during the ceremony marking Barbados’ transition to a republic in 2021.

Lauren Price will meet hometown supporters this weekend before defending her unified world welterweight titles in Cardiff next month.

The Met Office has advised that a yellow warning for wind will be in place across most of Scotland from 3am on Tuesday until 9pm.

The Northern Ireland Secretary was last year ordered by judges to set up an inquiry into the 1997 loyalist murder of the GAA official.

Crisp company Glens of Antrim Potatoes, which supplied potatoes to retailers across the UK and Ireland, has also fell into administration after 54 years. Its crisps were sold in Tesco, Sainsbury’s, ...