Wales Online Brings you the Latest News, Weather, and Traffic Updates (Friday, March 14)
Welcome to WalesOnline’s live blog for Friday, March 14th, where we have all the latest headlines from across Wales and beyond. Whether you’re on the move, at home, or work, we’ve got you covered with the most recent news, weather, and travel updates. In addition to providing updates on traffic and travel, we will keep you informed of major news stories from the UK and around the world. Feel free to contribute to the live blog by sharing your comments below or tweeting us @WalesOnline with any breaking news from your area.
Good morning, and welcome to the WalesOnline daily blog. Our dedicated breaking news team is here to bring you the most up-to-date news, weather, and travel information from across the region. Let’s dive into the latest updates.
Cross Hands Property firm, Enzo’s Homes, previously fined £100k for cutting down a 176-year-old giant redwood tree, has now collapsed. Located in Carmarthenshire, the company faced liquidation while constructing homes in Swansea. This incident drew attention due to the destruction of the historic redwood.
In a dramatic turn of events, police seized a pet dog from a couple in scenes that left them devastated. Authorities arrived with a warrant to search for a specific type of dog and ended up taking the American bulldog named Ralph, despite protests from the owners.
A man was forced to choke his own dog to death after it attacked him in a terrifying 45-minute ordeal. The owner, Matt, tried to calm the aggressive dog during the attack, but ultimately had to resort to drastic measures to defend himself.
Tragic news emerged as the body of a missing teenage boy, Joseph Bellamy, was discovered near a village. Gwent Police confirmed the heartbreaking discovery over the weekend, shedding light on the somber ending to the search for the young boy.
The family of Joanne Penney, tragically killed in a shooting incident in Talbot Green, paid tribute to their beloved one while issuing a plea to the public for information. The loss of Joanne has left her family devastated, highlighting the impact of such senseless tragedies on loved ones.
Staff at the hospital where killer nurse Lucy Letby worked are now facing a manslaughter probe. The former nurse was convicted of murdering seven babies and attempting to kill seven others during her time at the Countess of Chester Hospital, leading to a further investigation into the hospital staff.
A listed country mansion with over 270 acres of rural land is now up for sale, presenting a rare opportunity for interested buyers. The stunning property comes with lakes, ponds, woodland, and fishing facilities, along with various additional buildings within its expansive grounds.
In the world of entertainment, Alex Jones praised a new Netflix drama as the ‘most gripping hour of TV ever.’ The presenter from The One Show commended Stephen Graham’s four-part series, ‘Adolescence,’ as a must-watch for fans of intense storytelling.
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