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South Wales Titanic coal returns home
Pupils and staff don 1970s attire to mark school's major milestone
Latest testing shows 'beyond doubt' Wye bridge ruins are Roman
Major works begin at the historic and iconic site of Tintern Abbey
What's happening to iconic bridge featured on on Sex Education?
Community welcomes 'stunning' tribute to town's maritime history
Vandals target memorial to mining disaster where 176 men and boys died
WATCH: A grotto decorated with sea shells is a Gwent hidden treasure
Nostalgia: Remembering a Victoria Cross recipient who served at Rorke's Drift
NOSTALGIA: The life of Pontypool's Thomas Henry Thomas
Saving 'crumbling' Chepstow church takes back seat as campaign steps up for Ukraine
Disused railway tunnel re-opens to walkers and cyclists after winter closure
NOSTALGIA: The story of Torfaen and growth of Cwmbran
What next for the secret medieval tunnel network discovered by accident?
Fishing rules on Gwent rivers having "little effect" on salmon and trout numbers
NOSTALGIA: When coal mining took over as the main Torfaen industry
A medieval fruit with a colourful nickname is making a comeback in Abergavenny
Nostalgia: Torfaen's ironmaking past from the mid-eighteenth century
When people in Monmouthshire faced a whopping 31 per cent council tax increase
B&B plans for former doctors surgery in heritage town
NOSTALGIA: A hand-made museum donation from a local carpenter
When Top Gear's Clarkson, May and Hammond caused chaos on the streets of Gwent
Buried rail tracks to be lit up as part of Blaenavon Ironworks improvements
Are virtual school trips the future? Blaenavon pupils explore Victorian classroom
Tony Blair asked Gwent MP to raise option of Queen opening Northern Ireland Assembly
Step back in time 80 years with this picture of a Gwent tea shop
Lave net fisherman catches piece of Newport history
Iconic Severn Princess ferry turntable spins once again as restoration continues
Wales' largest youth organisation to mark centenary with world record attempts
NOSTALGIA: Poets Myfanwy Haycock and Huw Menai in Pontnewynydd
NOSTALGIA: A family of canal workers from Pontnewydd for 50 years
200-year-old Kingcoed chapel and graveyard snapped up at auction
NOSTALGIA: An 1836 plan of Pontypool and the surrounding area
No noisy neighbours - fancy living in a 200-year-old chapel - with graveyard?
Stories of soldiers from Gwent village will be told in chapel of remembrance
The remarkable story of the 19th century non-conformist buried in Gwent
NOSTALGIA: Royal Academy painter's work found at Llantarnam School in 2000
Nostalgia - Monmouth Cottage Hospital
NOSTALGIA: British Nylon Spinners' factory in Mamhilad
Travel back to the medieval era with virtual art history lecture series
NOSTALGIA: Canal bridges, barges and boatmen in Pontypool
Severn Princess ferry restoration work backed by national organisation
9/11 attacks 20 years on: How we covered the tragedy in the days that followed
NOSTALGIA: Remembering 'Auntie Floss' at The Race tin church
NOSTALGIA: The Henllys miners' homes and tram roads
New ITV show to feature historic Severn Princess ferry as restoration continues
Century-old tin church given new lease of life by kind-hearted community
NOSTALGIA: The Blaenavon Jubilee Beacon built in 1935 for King George V
Iconic Grade II listed phone box outside pub to move and house a defibrillator
Bronze age hoards and medieval brooch unearthed by metal detectorists in Gwent
NOSTALGIA: The sketches of a 19th century Free Press reporter and poet
Look: Inside the 1850s converted former vicarage for sale in Abersychan
The story of Chepstow's forgotten Chartist who fought for the eight-hour day
NOSTALGIA: Looking back at the beginnings of Torfaen's waterways