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• Mardy look for fourth

  Panteg 1 Mardy 4 read more

• East Gwent League round-up

  Division One read more

• Brave effort by injured Nik

  Many competitors thought that with the weather conditions being as bad as they were, the Rallye Sunseeker should have been renamed the Rallye Snowseeker! read more

• Gwent Central League round-up

  Only four games survived the bad weather but admiration must go to the Cwmffrwdoer club for the effort they made to keep a game of football on, which resulted in a 4-1 win over visitors Lower New Inn in the A Jones & Co Usk Langdon Cup Quarter Final. read more

• Goytre look for winning return

  GOYTRE are hoping to pick up all three points this Saturday at home to Pentwyn Dynamo's. read more

• Must-win game as survival battle nears end

  MONMOUTH Town play arguably their biggest game of the season this weekend against fellow strugglers Llanhilleth Athletic in a must win clash at the Monmouth Sports Ground. read more

• Only way is up for Seconds

  MONMOUTH Cricket Club's second team have been installed in the Flint & Cook Marches League Division 2 for the coming season. read more

• Sudbrook into national final

  SUDBROOK Cricket Club are in the finals of the ECB National Indoor Cricket Championships - but only after battling back from the brink of defeat against a resolute Isle of White representative side, on Sunday, in Bath. read more

• 'Flukes' deny Thursdays win

  Abergavenny Thursdays 2 PILCS 2 read more

• Solicitor jailed for four years

  A DISGRACED solicitor has been jailed for four years for stealing more than £270,000 from the estates of dead people. read more

• It's snow joke for Aber

  Abergavenny 5 Pontypool United 11 read more

• Still hope for doomed school

  GOVERNORS at Park Street Infants School, Abergavenny, are still hopeful of preventing its closure, despite the Assembly's decision last week. read more

• Lorry danger on road

  Hopes are high that a long running traffic dispute between a builder's merchant and local residents in Chepstow could soon be coming to an end. read more

• Police probe loss of video evidence

  POLICE have pledged to investigate a complaint made by a Caldicot couple who claim CCTV footage of a serious assault has been lost. read more

• Pub plan wins support

  MONMOUTHSHIRE councillors are delighted with the offer by Tintern licensee Steve Pocock to have the village post office in his pub cellar. read more

• Counting the cost of going on to University

  STUDENT debts are soaring out of control. read more

• Village children denied school place

  Three Grosmont children were dealt a blow last week when they learned they had been denied a place at Monmouth Comprehen-sive School, where their friends will go in September. read more

• A new cinema option?

  THERE is another property available in Abergavenny that may be suitable to use as a cinema, a local councillor has revealed. read more

• £500,000 grant for town revamp

  TRADERS and councillors in Chepstow have welcomed a £500,000 European grant for the regeneration of the town. read more

• Parking rules cause ructions

  RESIDENTS and businesses near the new Monnow Bridge in Monmouth could soon face further parking misery when the council imposes new restrictions. read more

On this day: Monmouthshire Archive