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MOBILE PHONES: Welsh Government to crack down on classroom phone use as 8 in 10 school staff back tougher rules

Mobile phones in Swansea, Neath Port Talbot and Carmarthenshire classrooms face a fresh clampdown, after the Welsh Government confirmed new…

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97% of 12-year-olds have smartphones – telecoms expert urges parents to say no

Calls grow for shift to ‘dumbphones’ amid rising concerns over screen addiction and online harms

Heatwave warning: Seven everyday items that can become dangerous in hot cars

With temperatures set to rise across the UK this week, drivers are being urged to think twice before leaving everyday…

South Wales drivers fined almost £300k for mobile phone offences since 2023

South Wales Police has issued close to £300,000 in fines to drivers distracted by their phones on the road–in just…

Swansea gets mobile phone signal boost to tackle network congestion

A project has recently been completed to install small cell technology that will provide people with more reliable mobile phone…

Port Talbot mobile phone network upgrades could cause TV signal problems

Port Talbot TV viewers could get free support if mobile phone network upgrades causes interference to TV signals.

Plans to boost mobile coverage in Carmarthenshire’s worst served areas

Improved mobile phone infrastructure to deliver more reliable 4G coverage in rural 'not spots' in Carmarthenshire has been proposed.

Phone thefts in Swansea worth £25,205 last year – although numbers at a five-year low.

Swansea phone thefts have reached a five-year low in 2022 as the number of recorded incidents drop.

Welsh police forces to target motorists using mobile phones as part of Fatal 5 safety campaign

Drivers are four times more likely to crash if they’re using a phone, police have warned as they support a…

Campaigners call for Police to SEIZE drivers phones

Road safety experts are calling for police to confiscate mobile phones from drivers on the spot if they are seen…

Don’t touch that phone! New driving laws are still confusing motorists

Motorists are being urged to understand and act on new laws concerning use of smartphones and portable devices whilst driving…

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