Crumlin crisp factory fire trial adjourned
THE trial of a man accused of burning down a Valleys crisp factory was yesterday adjourned until the new year.
Natalie Crockett is education reporter for the South Wales Argus. Find her on Twitter @ArgusNCrockett
Natalie Crockett is education reporter for the South Wales Argus. Find her on Twitter @ArgusNCrockett
THE trial of a man accused of burning down a Valleys crisp factory was yesterday adjourned until the new year.
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