Appeal for missing woman
Gwent Police are appealing for information about a missing 49 year old woman from the Monmouth area
Monmouth School pays tribute to Victor Spinetti
Victor Spinetti's former school Monmouth, which he kept in contact with throughout his life, has paid tribute to him.
Monmouth becomes the world's first 'Wikipedia town'
The Monmouthpedia project has created multilingual versions of Wikipedia pages about every notable place, person and artefact in the town
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Territorial Army parade in Monmouth
More than 170 Territorial Army soldiers from the Royal Monmouthshire Royal Engineers will march through Monmouth town centre this afternoon. After the Freedom Parade, there will be a medals parade in the grounds of the castle for soldiers who have recently returned from Afghanistan.
The march will begin at the Old Monnow Bridge at 1pm, and go past Shire Hall, before a service at St Mary's Parish Church.
Guests include the Duke of Gloucester, who is Honorary Colonel of the Regiment, and Brigadier Philip Napier, Head of the Army in Wales.
Appeal for missing woman
Gwent Police are appealing for information about a missing 49 year old woman from the Monmouth area
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Monmouth School pays tribute to Victor Spinetti
Victor Spinetti's former school Monmouth, which he kept in contact with throughout his life, has paid tribute to him.
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Monmouthpedia has arrived!
Monmouth has become the first town in the UK - and the world - to be recognised as a 'Wikipedia town'.
Volunteers and businesses in Monmouth have been working to create an online encyclopedia, about the area's places and people.
Visitors can even learn more with their mobile phone, by scanning special barcodes on the town's landmarks.
The idea to create this page was thought up by John Cummings.
John was born and has lived most of his life in the historic town and thought that this was a way of sharing information with the world.
Monmouth becomes the world's first 'Wikipedia town'
The Monmouthpedia project has created multilingual versions of Wikipedia pages about every notable place, person and artefact in the town
Read the full story