Lucy Vladev

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Police staff jailed for passing details to boyfriendSouth Wales PoliceLucy Langmead worked as an administrator for the South Wales PoliceA former police administrator has been jailed for two years and 11 months for passing confidential information to her drug dealer boyfriend. Lucy Langmead, 44, of Tonteg, Rhondda Cynon Taf, was working for South Wales Police when she started accessing the police computer system to obtain information concerning family members and associates.

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Image caption, Tom Weaver says he lives with uncertainty about his futureAn army veteran who has spent 13 years on a waiting list for social housing has said the uncertainty has had a "big impact" on his mental health. Tom Weaver from Bridgend currently lives in temporary accommodation run by homelessness charity The Wallich but has struggled to find a permanent home due to the adaptations required for him as a wheelchair user.

2 weeks ago | bbc.com | Lucy Vladev

'I've spent 13 years waiting for a permanent home'BBCTom Weaver says he lives with uncertainty about his futureAn army veteran who has spent 13 years on a waiting list for social housing has said the uncertainty has had a "big impact" on his mental health. Tom Weaver from Bridgend currently lives in temporary accommodation run by homelessness charity The Wallich but has struggled to find a permanent home due to the adaptations required for him as a wheelchair user.

3 weeks ago | bbc.com | Lucy Vladev

Three in court on £5m elite college fraud chargesGoogleGCSE students pay more than £30,000 per year in fees at Cardiff Sixth Form CollegeThree people have appeared in court charged with fraud and other offences in connection with an alleged £5m theft at a leading sixth form in Wales. Nadeem Sarwar, 48, from Pentwyn, Cardiff, pleaded not guilty to nine fraud and theft offences totalling more than £5m while Yasmin Sarwar, from Cyncoed, Cardiff, pleaded not guilty to all nine charges against her.

1 month ago | bbc.com | Lucy Vladev

Cash for tourist firms to shelter visitors from rainGetty ImagesWales has an essentially maritime climate characterised by cloudy, wet and windy weather, the Met Office saysTourist attractions in Wales could claim up to £20,000 of grant funding from the Welsh government to invest in "weather-proofing".