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Gareth Davies is our Senior Crime & Justice Correspondent, bringing more than 14 years of dedicated investigative experience to covering police operations, emergency services, and court proceedings across South, Mid, and North Wales.
An expert investigative journalist, Gareth regularly reports from Cardiff and Swansea Crown Courts, tracking landmark trials, criminal justice reforms, and community safety initiatives. He works closely with legal professionals and emergency responders to deliver balanced, accurate, and ethical reporting under rigorous journalistic standards.
When not in court, Gareth investigates regional crime prevention strategies, emergency response infrastructure, and restorative justice programs throughout Wales.
Foster, who portrayed Christian Wright on the Liverpool‑based soap, was originally handed an eight‑and‑a‑half‑year term in February 2025 for fraud and money‑laundering linked to a nationwide modelling scam.
Powys County Council pulls emergency housing proposal after local opposition, leaving homeless households awaiting new solutions.
Council green‑lights targeted archaeological trenches along a 2.5km underground cable route for Parc Solar Traffwll, balancing heritage concerns with renewable energy plans.
The figure rises to roughly ÂŁ709,000 when VAT is included, though the amount reflects a procurement estimate rather than a final price.
Max Byrne, 20, received a ÂŁ450 fine, ÂŁ300 compensation and additional costs after pleading guilty to assaulting Iskandar Nofal on 28 March.
The charge is laid under the Environmental Permitting (England and Wales) Regulations 2016. Court records show the company entered an indicated guilty plea to that charge, although no conviction…
A Newcastle Emlyn resident pleaded guilty to theft, fraud and vehicle offences across West Wales, with sentencing yet to be announced.
Flintshire’s free summer playscheme engaged over 4,200 youngsters across 49 sites, delivering 15,500 attendances and thousands of hot lunches.
Mobile BEST4 unit offers a simple capsule sponge test for Barrett’s oesophagus, aiming to catch oesophageal cancer early in Wrexham residents.
A St Florence man and a Milford Haven woman received revised community orders at Haverfordwest Magistrates’ Court after health issues were raised, while a local man was fined for breaching his order.
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