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42-year-old Arthur Hawrylewicz, of Avondale Gardens in Cardiff, admitted attempted murder at Inner London Crown Court on March 6 (Image: BTP)
A man has been jailed for attempted murder after he tried to throw a young woman into the path of an oncom…
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Oxford City Council has signed up to a national safety standard for developers of large sites.
There’s going to be new conditions on large construction sites in Oxford, to make sure developers keep their lorries away from busy…
Phil Bennett used to tell a tale of how as a 19-year-old skippering Llanelli, he knocked on the door of Neath’s dressing room at The Gnoll for the coin toss.
Out came the formidable and monstrous figure of Brian Thomas, Cambridge-educated but with a ru…
An out-of-control driver smashed into four police cars after a dramatic police chase on the M4 Prince of Wales Bridge. Matthew Woody-Jones evaded officers for 12 miles before crashing into four cars and causing thousands worth of damage in the incident…
Living under a motorway[1] might be many people’s idea of hell, but for two families in Wales[2] it’s not a problem.
In fact one couldn’t imagine living anywhere else.
Their homes sit under the M4, which runs on 45ft-high concrete pillars over the town…
From Paula Radcliffe’s roadside toilet break to race staff fat shaming slower runners, FEMAIL reveals London Marathon controversiesBy Maria Chiorando For Mailonline[1] Published: 09:31, 22 April 2023 | Updated: 09:34, 22 April 2023
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A person who was discovered on the railway lines close to Cheltenham[1] this morning (April 19) has died. British Transport Police[2] officers had been called to the scene at around 11.08am[3] after receiving reports of a “casualty on the tracks”[4].
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Cardiff could become the latest city in the UK to introduce a clean air zone and congestion charge for motorists.[1] The proposed scheme, announced on Monday by Cardiff Council, would be aimed at improving air quality and reducing congestion and could …
Over half of British drivers cannot correctly identify the ‘hierarchy of road users’, according to new research[1] from personal injury specialists. In January 2022, changes were introduced to the Highway Code. This followed public consultation[2] and …
A recent survey conducted by a London law firm quizzed 2,000 UK road users and found that over half of British drivers as well as cyclists are still unaware of important Highway Code rules, with bus and lorry drivers the least aware of the road hierarc…