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Merthyr & Rhymney Express - June 26, 2025

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June 26, 2025

Pensioner, 70, ran 'thriving' business supplying heroin

A PENSIONER drug peddler was caught with enough heroin for 700 street deals, a court has heard.

2 mins

Plea to find missing man with leg in plaster

A MAN whose left leg is in plaster and who walks with the aid of crutches remains missing days after a police appeal was first issued.

1 mins

Former kung fu instructor who raped girls dies in jail

A FORMER kung fu instructor who raped three girls has died in prison.

1 mins

Schools drop-off danger as 'parents ignore signs'

IT IS “a matter of time before a child is hurt or killed by a car” near two village primary schools, a concerned resident has warned.

2 mins

Hundreds of homes planned for former Hoover factory site

PLANS to demolish the current buildings at the Hoover site in Merthyr Tydfil and build more than 400 homes there have been officially revealed.

2 mins

Man suffering psychotic episode tried to fire Taser at police officer

A MAN suffering from alcohol-induced psychosis wrestled a Taser from a police officer's grip and attempted to Taser him before using it to strike him repeatedly.

2 mins

Council to hike car parking charges across county borough

CAR parking charges across one county are increasing, with fewer tariff options available.

1 mins

Holidaymaker died in fall from hotel balcony

A MAN died on an all-inclusive holiday after falling from a hotel balcony, an inquest heard.

3 mins

Fighter jets scrambled after plane bomb scare

Portuguese fighter jets escorted the plane to its destination after a threatening note was found in the toilet

3 mins

Butler in the buff a saucy birthday treat for Gwyneth

AT 102-years-old, Gwyneth Griffiths isn't your average centenarian. Far from slowing down, this feisty and spirited woman is proving that age is just a number, and she’s certainly not letting it get in the way.

3 mins

Fire 'completely destroyed' vehicles

SEVERAL vehicles were destroyed in a fire at a South Wales garage.

1 mins

Plans to turn pub into eight apartments turned down

PLANS to turn a pub into flats have been officially turned down by councillors.

1 mins

Thug kicked partner and strangled her daughter

A 46-YEAR-OLD thug has been jailed after he attacked his partner and then assaulted and strangled her daughter in front of her as she tried to help her mum.

2 mins

Villagers call for rethink on new housing development

VILLAGERS who fear a new housing development will destroy a well-used green space have urged a council to rethink its plans.

2 mins

Childers marks 25 years since hostel fire tragedy

Welsh tourists Natalie Morris and Sarah Williams died in the blaze started by killer Robert Long at the Palace Backpackers Hostel in Australia 25 years ago. Abbie Wightwick looks back on the tragedy as poignant commemorations are held...

4 mins

'I could let the carer part go - and just be his mum'

As a toddler, Greg Fears was given five years to live but he didn't show any serious symptoms that whole time. His mother tells Ellie Gosley how the support of Tŷ Hafan was vital during her son's final months...

3 mins

Family plea over dad found dead in Benidorm

THE family of a man who was found dead less than 24 hours after arriving in Benidorm say they have “been through hell” and have pleaded for more support from authorities.

2 mins

Calls for 'as much as we can spend' on coal tip safety

THE Welsh Government has asked for 'as much as we can spend' to keep communities safe from at-risk coal tips, Eluned Morgan has said.

2 mins

Performance and no cocktails for Kelly

STEREOPHONICS frontman Kelly Jones has revealed he no longer has junk food and alcohol on his tour rider - in a bid to stay in shape.

2 mins

Jonah and the whale of a Greggs steak bake!

A HUNGRY Greggs customer says he was shocked to find a foot-long \"monster\" pasty in a Cardiff branch of the bakery chain describing it as \"double the size\" of a regular one.

1 mins

Light at the end of the tunnel for reopening plan

SUCH is the enthusiasm for a project to boost tourism and the local economy across two South Wales valleys that people travelled for miles and turned up in driving rain to gather in a tent in a field to find out the next step to make the dream become a reality.

5 mins

Birthday wishes from around the world for Kyle, 14

A YOUNG boy from Pontypridd who had to spend his 14th birthday in hospital has had an amazing surprise from hundreds of strangers.

2 mins

The full Monte! Dream car win... for just £2.99

A 54-YEAR-OLD motoring enthusiast has won the six-figure car of his dreams - for the price of a £2.99 competition ticket.

3 mins

Home under the hammer!

A TRADITIONAL three-bedroom terraced house in a quiet street close to the Pontypridd is selling at auction - with a guide price that is less than the cost of a respectable second-hand family vehicle.

3 mins

Pubs allowed to open late if Wales reach Euros semis

PUBS have been granted extra time to stay open if Wales reach this year's Uefa Women's Euros semi-finals, MPs have agreed.

1 mins

Manager lands buyout of waterproofing business

A STRUCTURAL and basement waterproofing business has been acquired in a management buyout.

1 mins

Emergency repairs after chapel’s roof collapses

EMERGENCY repair works are being planned for a chapel after the roof partially collapsed.

1 mins

142 hi-tech ambulances to upgrade Wales' ageing fleet

A MULTI-MILLION-POUND investment will see more than 140 modern ambulances responding to emergencies throughout Wales.

2 mins

'Disappointment' as longest NHS waiting times go up in Wales

WALES’ health minister has admitted it is “disappointing” that the number of longest NHS waits has gone up, a month after the Welsh Government said it was happy to have met a target set by the First Minister.

3 mins

Cutting councils not the answer, insist leaders

CUTTING the number of councils in Wales would be unlikely to save money because authorities are already collaborating to ease cash pressures, a senior Welsh council leader has warned.

3 mins

EX-soldier’s plans to build new home rejected by councillors

A FORMER soldier's hopes of building a new home in Fleur de Lis have met reluctant opposition from councillors.

1 mins

Probert on the board as Beggarman takes prize

DAVID Probert made his trip back home pay dividends when he bagged a winner at Ffos Las's first flat meeting of the summer on Sunday.

1 mins

REDS READY TO ADD NEW FACES

LEE John is planning to beef up his Llanelli Town squad with a string of summer signings.

3 mins

More joy in Japan high on Josh's agenda

JOSH Adams is relishing a return to the scene of his World Cup heroics as Wales prepare to face the fierce heat and humidity of a Japanese summer.

1 mins

LOUIS SETS DEADLINE ON NFL DREAM

LOUIS Rees-Zammit has admitted the clock is ticking on his NFL career as he revealed he plans to return to the highest level of rugby if the next year doesn’t work out.

2 mins

Future's starting to Luke a touch brighter

THERE is a school of thought that Wales' struggles at senior level are down to a collective lack of size and power in the pack.

4 mins

Aussies warned of contract breach if stars are held back

THE British and Irish Lions have warned Australia they will be in breach of contract if they fail to release their Test stars for all tour games involving Super Rugby teams.

2 mins

Curry's in a hurry to solve Lions' issues

TOM Curry has warned his British and Irish Lions team-mates they cannot afford to waste a moment in their search for respect as they target an immediate response to their defeat by Argentina.