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The Latest Breaking News from Newport

Opening of second Tramshed Tech co-working space in Newport delayed

The co-working firm opened its first space in the city last year

Wales Online

Tech firm SPTS to create 200 new jobs as part of new £81m HQ in Newport

The firm is currently building a new 200,000 sq ft facility in Newport's Celtic Lakes

Birmingham Post

The decades-old family-run Newport restaurant that's one of the last of its kind

The restaurant has been going for 34 years and remains in the family, despite the pandemic and rising costs

Wales Online

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East Yorkshire business park ready to bloom again in second decade

Further expansion now consented for Dianthus site at Newport as selected contractor looks forward to adding to £35m build

Birmingham Post

Neighbours face being taken to court by council because their fences are 'too high'

A number of neighbours in Lliswerry, Newport, have been ordered to rip down their fences as the local council says they are too high to adhere to the local rules in place

Daily Mirror

The beautiful Newport five-bed home you can rent for less than small Bristol flat

It comes with a huge garden and a pool table

Bristol Post

160-year-old pub in Newport closes and building put up for sale

The pub's landlord said rising costs of beer and the cost crisis had impacted trade

Wales Online

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Urgent holiday warning issued to Brits with passport applications to be hit by delays

Members of the PCS union working in Durham, Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Newport, Peterborough and Southport going on strike will have a 'significant impact' on passport deliveries

Chronicle Live

Passport Office workers to strike for five weeks in escalation of pay row

Workers in Durham, Glasgow, Liverpool, London, Newport, Peterborough, Southport and Belfast will walk out.

The Independent UK

Neighbours have 19 cars written off because drivers 'fall asleep' and crash on busy road

Locals living along Chepstow Road, in Newport, say their street has seemingly become a crash hot spot leaving them fearing the next smash might involve a person

Daily Mirror

One taken to hospital after fire above city centre restaurant

Multiple emergency services attended the fire on Thursday morning

Wales Online

Emergency services called to fire above restaurant in city centre

The incident closed part of Commercial Street in Newport on Thursday morning

Wales Online

Karen’s Diner receives zero food hygiene rating from inspectors weeks after opening

The first visit was on February 22 while queues built up outside with people desperate to experience the diner famed for humorously “rude” service. Last week inspectors issued the zero rating and a list of ways the restaurant must improve

Daily Mirror

Bar owner asks 'is it worth it' after getting 96 parking fines as he unloads stock

Stephen Reynolds has been fined 96 times by Newport Council while unloading stock outside his Slipping Jimmy's bar after the road was pedestrianised and new rules were introduced

Daily Mirror

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Wales Online

Convicted murderer smirks and pulls faces as he appears in court

Teenager Joseph Jeremy was previously sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of Ryan O'Connor in Newport. He messed around as he was sentenced for imitation firearm and burglary offences

Wales Online

Man's incredible nine stone weight loss after struggling with anxiety and depression

Andrew Rowley, from Newport, has lost nearly nine stone with the help of a weight loss programme

Wales Online

Beautiful street memorial as tributes left to victim of crash that killed three

Dozens of bouquets have flooded the front of a martial arts centre in Newport run by the father of A48 crash victim Eve Smith

The Independent UK

Everything we know so far about the Cardiff crash that killed three

The group of five disappeared after meeting on a night out in Newport and lay undiscovered in the wreckage for up to 46 hours

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Wales' first Karen’s Diner given zero food hygiene rating weeks after opening

Karen's Diner opened its first highly anticipated restaurant in Newport last month

Daily Record

Police probe noise complaint at caravan park linked to crash which left three dead

The group had been to The Muffler social club in Newport on Friday night and then travelled just under 40 miles to the Trecco Bay caravan holiday park in Porthcawl.

Wales Online

Everything we now know about the Cardiff crash that killed three people as police investigation continues

Eve Smith, 21, Rafel Jeanne, 24, and Darcy Ross, 21, died in the crash and two people remain critically ill in hospital

Daily Mirror

Talented artist found dead in church yard weeks after becoming homeless

Andrew Nawroski was reportedly found on the grounds of St Mary’s Catholic Church in Newport city centre on Wednesday, March 1 - pals have since paid tribute the 'good friend' and 'fantastic artist'

Wales Online

The 'self-assured' double killer whose actions shocked even the most experienced police detectives

The killing of a backpacker whose body parts were dumped in a Welsh layby 33 years ago has been re-investigated as part of a crime documentary

Daily Mirror

Cardiff car crash police reveal timeline and new details after 2-day search for wreckage

Friends Sophie Russon, 20, Eve Smith, 21, and Darcy Ross, 21, all from Newport, had been on a night out at the Muffler bar and club in Maesglas, Newport, on Friday evening before they are thought to have headed to Trecco Bay in Porthcawl

The Conversation

Lady Rhondda: the little-known suffragette whose efforts led to greater equality for women

The design for a statue of a leading suffragette has been unveiled in Newport, south Wales. Margaret Haig Thomas or Lady Rhondda was a lifelong campaigner for women’s rights and was the first woman to hold a hereditary peerage, though she was barred from taking up her seat in the…

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