Chapel's new owners 'not concerned about ghosts'
A couple from Cardiff who bought a derelict chapel in Cwmbran say they aren't concerned about local rumours that it may be haunted.
A couple from Cardiff who bought a derelict chapel in Cwmbran say they aren't concerned about local rumours that it may be haunted.
The funerals have been held of three generations of a family who died in a house fire in Cwmbran.
A 28-year old man has appeared in court charged with murder following a fire which killed 3 generations of the same family in Cwmbran.
A couple from Cardiff who bought a derelict chapel in Cwmbran say they aren't concerned about local rumours that it may be haunted.
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A seventeenth-century chapel and its graveyard at St Dials in Cwmbran that was valued at around £8,000 has sold at Auction for £46,000.
The 'property' was being sold by Paul Fosh with planning permission to be turned into a one-bedroom home.
A seventeenth-century chapel in Cwmbran, complete with its very own graveyard, is about to go under the hammer.
The property has permission to be turned into a one-bedroom home, and despite the building's closest neighbours, it is certainly drumming up interest.
Nicola Hendy reports.
The chapel already has planning permission to be converted into a home.
– Paul Fosh, Paul Fosh AuctionsThe detached building of stone construction under a pitch tiled roof is not, as far as we know, listed and has existing planning permission for residential conversion.
The adjacent and attached graveyard offers potential for off road parking. I think the chapel, after conversion, could make someone a very cosy, solid little home and you wouldn't have to worry about any noise from the neighbours!
A chapel and its graveyard at St Dials in Cwmbran are on the market.
They are being auctioned by Paul Fosh next week, with a guide price of £8,000.
Police are appealing for information after a fire at a premises on Commercial Street in Pontnewydd near Cwmbran last night.
Gwent Police attended the fire at around 9.30pm.
They say they're treating the fire as arson and are appealing for anyone with information or saw anyone acting suspiciously in the area to call 101
Fashion chain Republic has gone into administration, putting 2,500 jobs at risk in the UK.
Republic has stores in Carmarthen, Swansea, Cwmbran and Bangor.
The A4051 Malpas Road has reopened Southbound and traffic is easing after an accident between Newport Road (Woodlands Roundabout) and Whittle Drive.
Carl Mills appeared in Cardiff Crown Court this morning, where he pleaded not guilty to murdering three generations of a family in Cwmbran. Carl Edwards reports.