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SWANSEA: Protesters to gather outside Crown Court this morning in defence of the 800-year-old right to trial by jury

Swansea residents will join demonstrators outside crown courts across England and Wales today as part of a national day of…

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‘Our King’: Family pay tribute after Port Talbot great‑grandfather dies from asbestos cancer

The family of a Port Talbot great‑grandfather have spoken of their devastation after he died less than a year following…

Dyfed‑Powys and South Wales Police buck national decline in coercive control charges

New figures show Dyfed‑Powys and South Wales Police recorded the strongest rises in England and Wales for charging coercive control…

Just married? You might have accidentally cancelled your Will – and 54% of people in Wales don’t know it

More than half of adults in Wales could be leaving their loved ones unprotected without realising it – because marriage…

JCP Solicitors to merge with Port Talbot law firm Howe & Spender this August

Long-standing legal practice joins growing regional firm in move that brings new investment and career opportunities to the town

Divorce rates highest in Neath Port Talbot and Blaenau Gwent, new data reveals

More than one in six ever-married residents in Neath Port Talbot and Blaenau Gwent are now divorced, according to new…

UK Government announces rough sleeping to be decriminalised after 200 years 

The UK Government has announced that it's to scrap a 200-year-old law making rough sleeping a criminal offence in England…

Abuse in swimming clubs exposed in new BBC Documentary The Dark Side of Swimming Clubs

The culture of silence surrounding abuse in British swimming has been brought to national attention in a new BBC Panorama…

National law firm opens new regional headquarters in Swansea

A national law firm is opening a new regional office in Llansamlet, Swansea - its first office in Wales.

Council to ‘reluctantly’ take legal action against allotment holders after they refuse to vacate site

Bridgend County Borough Council has confirmed that it is to take further legal action against allotment holders in Kenfig Hill…

New offences for cyberflashing, epilepsy-trolling and fake news come into force from today

New offences have been introduced to criminalise cyberflashing, fake news intended to cause non-trivial harm and other online abuse.

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