All news by author: Robert Harries

WARNING, DISTRESSING CONTENT: Jai Palermo, 13, was found dead near his home in Pembrokeshire after a police and coastguard missing person search, an inquest at Haverfordwest County Hall heard

A shopper at a major supermarket in Carmarthenshire was shocked when he got home and found that a pack of cheese he'd just bought was covered in mould

Glyn Austin, 71, was walking a stretch of the Wales Coast Path in Carmarthenshire on the morning of Friday, September 1 when the incident happened

Caio Lewis was playing with his two-year-old brother Jac when a French bulldog charged into the front garden of their dad's home in Carmarthenshire on Saturday evening

Passengers on the Heart of Wales Line known as one of the most scenic train routes were told their train was being cancelled as they approached Llanwrtyd railway station

A man has been taken to hospital after he is believed to have been hit by a van leaving the Stradey Park Hotel in Llanelli, which is at the centre of a row over plans to house asylum seekers

Ex-paratrooper Chris Lewis, 43, from Swansea, Wales set off on an expedition to raise money for SSAFA, the Armed Forces charity, in 2017 and on returned home with a new family

Four-year-old Ifan Wedros Owen-Jones had been playing with his siblings at a caravan where he lived with his parents in Pembrokeshire when he went missing and was tragically found drowned in a pond

Rogue trader Peter Billydean Price, 25, charged a vulnerable customer in mid Ceredigion, Wales, £4,600 to replace old roof tiles but just painted the old ones orange

South Wales Police are appealing for witnesses after a dog died and its owner was injured following an attack in the Crymlyn Burrows area between Swansea and Neath, Wales, on June 4

Health chiefs are investigating the case at a UK secondary school, with local GPs aware and those who may have had contact with the affected individual identified for screening

Jamie Challis sought the help of mum Amanda Challis to sneak cannabis into Portland Prison in Dorset by throwing it into the compound in tennis balls

The pool, which contained extremely cold water despite the glorious sunshine that day, could be seen to have soft bubbling sand covering the bottom

Although Alan and Christine Tait had lived in their haunted home for 11 years, the 'screaming' and other bizarre noises were enough to make them pack their bags and leave