Man in critical care misses court appearance in Milford Haven
A 27‑year‑old was unable to attend a magistrates hearing after being hospitalised, leading to an adjournment of his case.
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A 27‑year‑old was unable to attend a magistrates hearing after being hospitalised, leading to an adjournment of his case.
Peter Bromley, 51, appears via video link at Haverfordwest Magistrates Court, denied three serious offences and remains in custody pending trial.
Going into the Sardinia finale, Evans and co‑driver Scott Martin held a 21‑point lead, which had narrowed to a single point after the penultimate rally.
A crowdfunding drive backed by Dafydd Wigley and harpist Elinor Bennett seeks £15,000 to bring a Welsh‑language opera on the 1936 Penyberth arson to the stage.
The incident was reported just after 14:00 on Thursday 1 October, with Dyfed‑Powys Police confirming that both vehicles sustained damage but only minor injuries were recorded.
The incident occurred shortly before 21:45 on 30 September, between Junction 26 at St Asaph Business Park and the Rhuallt Hill stretch.
Thomas Robinson received a suspended three‑year sentence for exploiting a vulnerable woman and extracting over £24,000, with compensation and restraining orders imposed.
New signs at Fort Road and Llanreath car parks aim to curb reckless driving near a hospital and care homes, backed by a zero‑tolerance policy.
Police urge anyone with information to contact North Wales Police via live webchat or 101, quoting PID 328.
Clare Carmichael, left for dead in 2001, urges new police enquiries to bring justice to her long‑standing assault case.
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