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• Cash blow for sports project

  HOPES to improve a rundown sports pavilion in Monmouth have been dashed after SPORTLOT cut the funding for the project. read more

• Council rules Red Hart must remain as pub

  COUNCILLORS have refused to allow another Monmouthshire pub to be converted into a private home. read more

• Skenfrith keyed up for cup battle

  SKENFRITH United assistant coach and player Nick Oxford has said his men have nothing to fear this Saturday when they face cup favourites and Division One title challengers Pencombe in the quarter finals of the HFA Cup. read more

• Gwent Central League wash-out

  All scheduled matches in the Gwent Central League on Saturday were cancelled due to waterlogged grounds following Fridays and Saturdays downpours. read more

• Caring cooks' recipe for success

  A CHEPSTOW gran cooked up a treat on a hit television cookery show to help her granddaughter who suffers from a rare genetic disease. read more

• Jobs lost as Kwik Save leaves town

  BOSSES at a Chepstow supermarket have announced that it will close at the end of this month due to poor trading. read more

• Racecourse in UK top ten

  Chepstow Racecourse's success in attracting new followers to the sport of horse racing has been recognised by the body that represents all 59 British racecourses. read more

• Hundreds sign Cross Street petition

  MORE than 1,200 people have signed a petition calling for Cross Street in Abergavenny to be reopened to traffic. read more

• Cattle market plans revealed

  AN exciting and innovative scheme has been drawn up by Monmouthshire County Council for the cattle market site in Abergavenny. read more

• Aber say goodbye to promotion

  ABERGAVENNY captain Will James has conceded defeat in this year's race for promotion to Division Two of the Welsh League. read more

• Panto fans have'bean stalking' giant cast

  THE St Arvan's Pantoman-iacs will take to the stage this Friday and Saturday to perform Jack and the Beanstalk, at St Arvans Memorial Hall. read more

• School's concern at 'risky' path site

  A CONTROVERSIAL path in Monmouthshire will open to pupils walking to school, despite concerns over its safety. read more

• Monmouth brought back down to earth

  After several weeks of exciting play Monmouth were brought back to earth with a bump by Cardiff HSOB who beat them 15-10 on a day of atrocious weather. read more

• School is one of best in UK

  A SMALL village school in the heart of the Wye Valley has been hailed as one of the top schools in Britain by the education watchdog. read more

• Undy storm to victory

  Undy B won a very important toss and decided to play with a hurricane force wind at their backs. read more

• It's party time!

  THE new Monnow river crossing is nearing completion and plans for a party are in full swing. read more

• Thursdays edged out

  Abergavenny Thursdays 2 New Inn 3 read more

• Playful pup gets into trouble

  WHEN puppy dog Berry decided to explore her new home, she didn't paws for thought. read more

• Record audience at Eisteddfod

  A RECORD audience attended a full day's competitions at the third annual Abergavenny Eisteddfod in King Henry VII School on Saturday. read more

• Police ride on school buses

  POLICE community support officers will be riding on school buses in Monmouth every night to deter pupils from causing problems with unruly and anti-social behaviour. read more

On this day: Monmouthshire Archive