Iolo Cheung

2 weeks ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | David Grundy |Iolo Cheung

A head teacher attacked his deputy with a wrench after being hit by "overwhelming sexual jealousy" due to a love triangle at the school. Anthony Felton, 54, admitted grievous bodily harm with intent after the attack at St Joseph's Roman Catholic Comprehensive in Aberavon, Neath Port Talbot, on 5 March. Richard Pyke, 51, was treated for minor injuries in hospital after Felton sought him out and attacked him from behind.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | David Grundy |Iolo Cheung

A head teacher attacked his deputy with a wrench after being hit by "overwhelming sexual jealousy" due to a love triangle at the school. Anthony Felton, 54, admitted grievous bodily harm with intent after the attack at St Joseph's Roman Catholic Comprehensive in Aberavon, Neath Port Talbot, on 5 March. Richard Pyke, 51, was treated for minor injuries in hospital after Felton sought him out and attacked him from behind.

Jan 31, 2025 | aol.com | Gwyn Loader |Iolo Cheung

Cardiff University should use its reserves of more than £500m to ease financial pressures amid concerns of 400 job losses, a union has said. The institution has £506m in unrestricted reserves, which has increased by more than 50% in a year, according to figures seen by Newyddion S4C, which lecturers' union UCU said should be partially used.

Jan 13, 2025 | yahoo.com | Iolo Cheung

An eye-witness has described the "shocking" moment a brick appeared to be thrown through a moving bus window, injuring a passenger. Ioan Dyer was travelling on a bus from Newport to Cardiff on Sunday evening when the object smashed through a side window, covering the floor with glass. Mr Dyer said a passenger with a pushchair had previously been standing by the window, adding "someone could have been killed".

Jan 7, 2025 | yahoo.com | Iolo Cheung

Iolo Cheung - BBC NewsTue, January 7, 2025 at 10:54 PM UTC5 min readChildren as old as eight are not fully toilet trained and missing lessons as a result, a union leader has said. Blaenau Gwent council has said teachers will no longer change pupils who have wet or soiled themselves, with parents being called in to school instead. The council said it had introduced this policy due to "very high levels of pupils coming to school in nappies".