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Monmouthshire Archive

• Making a meal of mould means a £2,500 take-away

  A MONMOUTH food business has been fined £2,000 for selling mouldy hoisin sauce with a Chinese take-away meal. read more

• James eyes move to Pooler

  Abergavenny 16 Llanhilleth 15 read more

• East Gwent League round-up

  Benevolent Cup: Caldicot Castle A progressed to the semi-final, after turning over cup favourites Tintern Abbey 2-1 at the Abbey Stadium. read more

• Town centre's new beginning

  LITTLE Bethany Trotter and her classmate Joseph Ruck, the youngest pupils at Overmonnow Primary school, cut the ceremonial ribbon for the grand opening of the new Monnow Bridge. read more

• Concert plan 'to rival Glastonbury'

  PLANS for some of music's biggest stars to headline a two-day concert at Chepstow Race-course this summer have been postponed. read more

• Skenfrith crash out of cup

  Skenfrith United 0 Pencombe 3 read more

• Town boss: We can stay up

  CHEPSTOW Town assistant manager Wayne Samuel reckons his side has sent a clear message to its critics as the season nears its close: "We're good enough to stay up." read more

• Bid to change status refused

  GOVERNORS at an Abergavenny infant school, which is due to close next year, have lost their bid to change its status. read more

• Village campaign swings into action

  A CAMPAIGN for high speed internet accesses in the village of Raglan has experienced a surge in interest from local people. read more

• 'Be patient' plea as scheme nears

  WITH work due to start in Chepstow town centre at the end of the month, councillors are calling on people to be patient with the inevitable disruption. read more

• Cross Street compromise seems likely

  MONMOUTHSHIRE council cabinet looks set to suggest a compromise to end the Cross Street closure battle in Abergavenny. read more

• Villagers call for speed camera

  RESIDENTS in Raglan are calling for a speed camera to be installed on the main road through the village following a serious car accident on the weekend. read more

• Town optimistic despite defeat

  Monmouth Town 2 Tranch 3 read more

• Melville challenged to keep scoring

  MARDY manager Gavin Butler has challenged dynamo midfielder Phillip Melville to keep scoring goals after bagging six in his last four games for the club. read more

• Parents draw up sport and leisure wish list

  PARENTS in Abergavenny campaigning for better leisure facilities for their children collected a 1,250 signature petition in the town centre on Saturday. read more

• Gwent Central League round-up

  A cold, very wet, miserable Saturday led to only two games being played in the league. read more

• 'Police have let me down'

  AN ANGRY Chepstow mum has hit out at local police after calling them to investigate the antics of three men she found in her garden in the early hours of the morning. read more

• Tod launches rally car with Stilo!

  The snowy, picturesque setting of the Old Rectory Hotel and Conference Centre in Llangattock, Crickhowell was the setting last Friday for the launch of the Paul Tod Rallying Fiat Stilo car, to be used in this year's Fiat Stilo Rally Cup. read more

• Market face-off

  ABERGAVENNY auctioneers have given a stark message to Monmouthshire County Council - build us a new livestock market on a prime site and we'll co-operate. read more

On this day: Monmouthshire Archive