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South Wales Argus
4 days ago
- South Wales Argus
Four Newport and Abergavenny residents appear in court
The four defendants were accused of offences including assaulting police officers, possession of a knife, speeding, and refusing to identify a driver for police. Their cases were heard at Newport Magistrates' Court. Here's a round-up of the cases. Matthew Jenkins, 47, of Fairoak Avenue in Newport, admitted having a knife in Newport. Jenkins was accused of having a three-inch blade in the city on October 16 last year. He denied the charge, but was found guilty on June 11. Jenkins was sentenced to six months, suspended for 12 months, at Newport Magistrates' Court on July 9. He must complete 150 hours of unpaid work and 15 rehabilitation activity requirement days. The defendant must also pay £650 in costs and a £154 surcharge. Mohialdin Alrehead, 46 of Maesglas Crescent in Newport, admitted refusing to identify a driver to police. The defendant was charged with failing to give information on December 5 relating to the identification of the driver of a Toyota Prius who was suspected by police of committing a driving offence. Alrehead pleaded guilty at Newport Magistrates' Court on July 9, and was fined £540. The defendant must also pay £400 in costs and a £216 surcharge, and was hit with six penalty points. Kieran Mckenzie, 33, of School Lane in Newport, assaulted two police officers in Newport. Mckenzie was charged with two offences of assault by beating of an emergency worker in Newport on February 3. He was also accused of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour against one of the officers the following day with the intent to cause them harassment, alarm or distress. Mckenzie pleaded guilty to all three charges on June 2. The defendant was sentenced to six weeks, suspended for 12 months, at Newport Magistrates' Court on July 9. This was uplifted from four weeks due to the offences being against emergency workers. He must pay each of the officers £100 in compensation. Matthew Johns, 47, of Bretherton Way in Abergavenny, was found guilty of speeding in Caldicot. Johns was driving a Peugeot Partner at 36mph when he was caught by a manned speed camera on the B4245 on June 22. He was found guilty at Newport Magistrates' Court on July 9. Johns was ordered to pay £650 in costs, a £60 fine, and a £24 surcharge. He also had three points added to his licence.
Rhyl Journal
16-07-2025
- Rhyl Journal
Man refused service at Rhyl bar then drunk-drove in Abergele
Billyjo Ireland, 20, of Short Street, Newton-le-Willows, was handed a 17-month disqualification from driving at Llandudno Magistrates Court today (July 16). Ireland pleaded guilty to drink-driving during today's hearing. The court heard that, at about 2am on June 14, staff had refused to serve Ireland and another male at Ellis' Vaults in Rhyl due to being 'extremely intoxicated'. He was later stopped driving a Peugeot Partner van on the A548 Coast Road in Abergele. Ireland gave a reading of 70 micrograms of alcohol per 100 millilitres of breath, exactly twice the legal limit. In mitigation, the court heard that Ireland had no previous convictions, and is a self-employed tree surgeon. The nature of his work means he relies on his ability to drive, while he was said to have shown 'full co-operation' with police. Ireland's engagement to his partner had been called off prior to his drink-driving. Sentencing, Deputy District Judge Peter Hayes ordered Ireland to pay £85 in court costs, a £120 fine, and a £48 surcharge. His driving ban will be reduced if he completes a drink-driving awareness course by June 2026. The judge told him: 'I appreciate the pressures upon you (to drive) for work purposes. Don't do it. 'Make sure this is the only time you're in court.'
North Wales Live
10-07-2025
- North Wales Live
Woman killed in Colwyn Bay crash after husband 'blacked out' and crashed into tree
A pensioner was killed as she and her husband made their way home because he was feeling unwell. Trevor and Doreen Brough, from Blythe Bridge Road, Caverswall, Stoke-on-Trent, were only a short distance from their second home in Mochdre, Colwyn Bay, when he lost control of their Peugeot Partner car. An inquest heard that after mounting the nearside kerb it crossed into the opposite carriageway of the A547, narrowly missing oncoming traffic, before crashing into a tree and becoming wedged against a wall. Mrs Brough, 77, who was not wearing a seatbelt, suffered multiple injuries and was flown to Ysbyty Glan Clwyd, Bodelwyddan, but died early the following day. The collision, which occurred on January 3, 2024, was captured on the dashcams of several vehicles and on the CCTV of residential properties. The inquest in Ruthin heard that when interviewed Trevor Brough said he could remember nothing about the collision but they had been to Colwyn Bay library and then the seafront. He told his wife he was feeling unwell and light-headed, and just wanted to get home. "As I went along it got worse and worse," he said. "I remember going round the roundabout but don't remember anything (after) then." Mr Brough said he had never suffered a blackout previously but the inquest heard that while visiting his wife in hospital he became unresponsive twice, once for five seconds and the second time for 20-30 minutes. Roger Smith, who had been driving from Mochdre towards Colwyn Bay, said the Peugeot swerved towards him, narrowly missing a parked car. "I don't know how I missed it. He must have been doing 50mph," he said. Elizabeth Dudley-Jones, assistant coroner for North Wales East and Central, said road conditions were good and no mechanical defects were found. She had been informed by North Wales Police that there was insufficient evidence for there to be a realistic prospect of conviction and so no charges would be brought against Mr Brough. One possibility, she said, was that Mrs Brough had grabbed the steering wheel to try to avoid other vehicles. Recording a conclusion of death in a road traffic collision, Mrs Dudley-Jones described it as "an exceptionally sad case" and that Mr and Mrs Brough were clearly "a lovely and well-loved couple".
The Advertiser
13-06-2025
- Automotive
- The Advertiser
EOFY $2000 cashback on Peugeot 3008 Hybrid Fastback
French automaker Peugeot is offering $2000 cashback on its 3008 Hybrid Fastback until June 30, 2025. The incentive applies across the 3008 Hybrid Fastback range, which includes two model grades – Allure and Premium – starting at $52,990 before on-road costs and before the cashback offer. The broader 3008 lineup is the brand's best-selling passenger vehicle in Australia – with the Peugeot Partner van its overall leader –although sales across the range have been down almost 25 per cent in the first five months of the year. The third-generation 3008 Hybrid Fastback was launched in late 2024 and despite the name, isn't a full hybrid but instead uses a 48V mild-hybrid powertrain (MHEV). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. This means a 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine with an electric motor built into the six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, which can help the 3008 start, drive at low speed and coast to save fuel. It gives the 3008 Hybrid in either Allure or Premium model grades a claimed combined fuel consumption of 4.9L/100km – not bad for a five-seat SUV the same size as a Toyota RAV4 or Mazda CX-5. The Allure comes standard with 19-inch alloy wheels, automatic LED headlights, 'Orbital' black door mirrors and Peugeot 'Signature' LED tail lights. Obsession Blue exterior paint is a no-cost option but any of the other five colours will add $690 to the price. Standard interior equipment includes keyless entry, leather-and-fabric combination seats, a leather-wrap steering wheel and digital instrument cluster. Part of the edgy cabin design is the standard 21-inch curved infotainment touchscreen, while there's also dual-zone air-conditioning and rain-sensing wipers for the acoustic windscreen. Wireless smartphone charging is fitted on both model grades, as is wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. The 3008 GT Premium is a considerable $12,000 more than the Allure, priced at $64,990 before on-road costs and the $2000 cashback offer. For the extra cash, the GT Premium gets a black-painted contrasting roof and rear spoiler, 'Pixel' LED headlights and 'Claw Effect' LED tail lights. Inside, there's Nappa leather seat upholstery with the driver's seat adding 10-way electric adjustment and memory function, while both front passengers score extendable seat cushions, seat heating and cooling as well as a massaging function. The driver gets a full leather-wrap steering wheel – with Lane Centering added to the driver assistance suite – while there's touch-sensitive LED interior lighting, too. Rear passengers don't miss out, with heated outside rear seats, back-seat armrests and a panoramic roof stretching to the second row, while a hands-free tailgate is also standard on the 3008 GT Premium. Safety tech across both model grades includes AEB, blind-spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition and rear-cross traffic alert, with a surround view camera also standard. The 3008 comes with Peugeot's five-year, unlimited kilometre warranty with capped price serving costing $1890 for up to five years. MORE: Everything Peugeot 3008 Content originally sourced from: French automaker Peugeot is offering $2000 cashback on its 3008 Hybrid Fastback until June 30, 2025. The incentive applies across the 3008 Hybrid Fastback range, which includes two model grades – Allure and Premium – starting at $52,990 before on-road costs and before the cashback offer. The broader 3008 lineup is the brand's best-selling passenger vehicle in Australia – with the Peugeot Partner van its overall leader –although sales across the range have been down almost 25 per cent in the first five months of the year. The third-generation 3008 Hybrid Fastback was launched in late 2024 and despite the name, isn't a full hybrid but instead uses a 48V mild-hybrid powertrain (MHEV). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. This means a 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine with an electric motor built into the six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, which can help the 3008 start, drive at low speed and coast to save fuel. It gives the 3008 Hybrid in either Allure or Premium model grades a claimed combined fuel consumption of 4.9L/100km – not bad for a five-seat SUV the same size as a Toyota RAV4 or Mazda CX-5. The Allure comes standard with 19-inch alloy wheels, automatic LED headlights, 'Orbital' black door mirrors and Peugeot 'Signature' LED tail lights. Obsession Blue exterior paint is a no-cost option but any of the other five colours will add $690 to the price. Standard interior equipment includes keyless entry, leather-and-fabric combination seats, a leather-wrap steering wheel and digital instrument cluster. Part of the edgy cabin design is the standard 21-inch curved infotainment touchscreen, while there's also dual-zone air-conditioning and rain-sensing wipers for the acoustic windscreen. Wireless smartphone charging is fitted on both model grades, as is wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. The 3008 GT Premium is a considerable $12,000 more than the Allure, priced at $64,990 before on-road costs and the $2000 cashback offer. For the extra cash, the GT Premium gets a black-painted contrasting roof and rear spoiler, 'Pixel' LED headlights and 'Claw Effect' LED tail lights. Inside, there's Nappa leather seat upholstery with the driver's seat adding 10-way electric adjustment and memory function, while both front passengers score extendable seat cushions, seat heating and cooling as well as a massaging function. The driver gets a full leather-wrap steering wheel – with Lane Centering added to the driver assistance suite – while there's touch-sensitive LED interior lighting, too. Rear passengers don't miss out, with heated outside rear seats, back-seat armrests and a panoramic roof stretching to the second row, while a hands-free tailgate is also standard on the 3008 GT Premium. Safety tech across both model grades includes AEB, blind-spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition and rear-cross traffic alert, with a surround view camera also standard. The 3008 comes with Peugeot's five-year, unlimited kilometre warranty with capped price serving costing $1890 for up to five years. MORE: Everything Peugeot 3008 Content originally sourced from: French automaker Peugeot is offering $2000 cashback on its 3008 Hybrid Fastback until June 30, 2025. The incentive applies across the 3008 Hybrid Fastback range, which includes two model grades – Allure and Premium – starting at $52,990 before on-road costs and before the cashback offer. The broader 3008 lineup is the brand's best-selling passenger vehicle in Australia – with the Peugeot Partner van its overall leader –although sales across the range have been down almost 25 per cent in the first five months of the year. The third-generation 3008 Hybrid Fastback was launched in late 2024 and despite the name, isn't a full hybrid but instead uses a 48V mild-hybrid powertrain (MHEV). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. This means a 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine with an electric motor built into the six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, which can help the 3008 start, drive at low speed and coast to save fuel. It gives the 3008 Hybrid in either Allure or Premium model grades a claimed combined fuel consumption of 4.9L/100km – not bad for a five-seat SUV the same size as a Toyota RAV4 or Mazda CX-5. The Allure comes standard with 19-inch alloy wheels, automatic LED headlights, 'Orbital' black door mirrors and Peugeot 'Signature' LED tail lights. Obsession Blue exterior paint is a no-cost option but any of the other five colours will add $690 to the price. Standard interior equipment includes keyless entry, leather-and-fabric combination seats, a leather-wrap steering wheel and digital instrument cluster. Part of the edgy cabin design is the standard 21-inch curved infotainment touchscreen, while there's also dual-zone air-conditioning and rain-sensing wipers for the acoustic windscreen. Wireless smartphone charging is fitted on both model grades, as is wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. The 3008 GT Premium is a considerable $12,000 more than the Allure, priced at $64,990 before on-road costs and the $2000 cashback offer. For the extra cash, the GT Premium gets a black-painted contrasting roof and rear spoiler, 'Pixel' LED headlights and 'Claw Effect' LED tail lights. Inside, there's Nappa leather seat upholstery with the driver's seat adding 10-way electric adjustment and memory function, while both front passengers score extendable seat cushions, seat heating and cooling as well as a massaging function. The driver gets a full leather-wrap steering wheel – with Lane Centering added to the driver assistance suite – while there's touch-sensitive LED interior lighting, too. Rear passengers don't miss out, with heated outside rear seats, back-seat armrests and a panoramic roof stretching to the second row, while a hands-free tailgate is also standard on the 3008 GT Premium. Safety tech across both model grades includes AEB, blind-spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition and rear-cross traffic alert, with a surround view camera also standard. The 3008 comes with Peugeot's five-year, unlimited kilometre warranty with capped price serving costing $1890 for up to five years. MORE: Everything Peugeot 3008 Content originally sourced from: French automaker Peugeot is offering $2000 cashback on its 3008 Hybrid Fastback until June 30, 2025. The incentive applies across the 3008 Hybrid Fastback range, which includes two model grades – Allure and Premium – starting at $52,990 before on-road costs and before the cashback offer. The broader 3008 lineup is the brand's best-selling passenger vehicle in Australia – with the Peugeot Partner van its overall leader –although sales across the range have been down almost 25 per cent in the first five months of the year. The third-generation 3008 Hybrid Fastback was launched in late 2024 and despite the name, isn't a full hybrid but instead uses a 48V mild-hybrid powertrain (MHEV). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. This means a 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine with an electric motor built into the six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, which can help the 3008 start, drive at low speed and coast to save fuel. It gives the 3008 Hybrid in either Allure or Premium model grades a claimed combined fuel consumption of 4.9L/100km – not bad for a five-seat SUV the same size as a Toyota RAV4 or Mazda CX-5. The Allure comes standard with 19-inch alloy wheels, automatic LED headlights, 'Orbital' black door mirrors and Peugeot 'Signature' LED tail lights. Obsession Blue exterior paint is a no-cost option but any of the other five colours will add $690 to the price. Standard interior equipment includes keyless entry, leather-and-fabric combination seats, a leather-wrap steering wheel and digital instrument cluster. Part of the edgy cabin design is the standard 21-inch curved infotainment touchscreen, while there's also dual-zone air-conditioning and rain-sensing wipers for the acoustic windscreen. Wireless smartphone charging is fitted on both model grades, as is wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. The 3008 GT Premium is a considerable $12,000 more than the Allure, priced at $64,990 before on-road costs and the $2000 cashback offer. For the extra cash, the GT Premium gets a black-painted contrasting roof and rear spoiler, 'Pixel' LED headlights and 'Claw Effect' LED tail lights. Inside, there's Nappa leather seat upholstery with the driver's seat adding 10-way electric adjustment and memory function, while both front passengers score extendable seat cushions, seat heating and cooling as well as a massaging function. The driver gets a full leather-wrap steering wheel – with Lane Centering added to the driver assistance suite – while there's touch-sensitive LED interior lighting, too. Rear passengers don't miss out, with heated outside rear seats, back-seat armrests and a panoramic roof stretching to the second row, while a hands-free tailgate is also standard on the 3008 GT Premium. Safety tech across both model grades includes AEB, blind-spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition and rear-cross traffic alert, with a surround view camera also standard. The 3008 comes with Peugeot's five-year, unlimited kilometre warranty with capped price serving costing $1890 for up to five years. MORE: Everything Peugeot 3008 Content originally sourced from:
7NEWS
13-06-2025
- Automotive
- 7NEWS
EOFY $2000 cashback on Peugeot 3008 Hybrid Fastback
French automaker Peugeot is offering $2000 cashback on its 3008 Hybrid Fastback until June 30, 2025. The incentive applies across the 3008 Hybrid Fastback range, which includes two model grades – Allure and Premium – starting at $52,990 before on-road costs and before the cashback offer. The broader 3008 lineup is the brand's best-selling passenger vehicle in Australia – with the Peugeot Partner van its overall leader –although sales across the range have been down almost 25 per cent in the first five months of the year. The third-generation 3008 Hybrid Fastback was launched in late 2024 and despite the name, isn't a full hybrid but instead uses a 48V mild-hybrid powertrain (MHEV). Hundreds of new car deals are available through CarExpert right now. Get the experts on your side and score a great deal. Browse now. This means a 1.2-litre three-cylinder petrol engine with an electric motor built into the six-speed dual-clutch automatic transmission, which can help the 3008 start, drive at low speed and coast to save fuel. It gives the 3008 Hybrid in either Allure or Premium model grades a claimed combined fuel consumption of 4.9L/100km – not bad for a five-seat SUV the same size as a Toyota RAV4 or Mazda CX-5. The Allure comes standard with 19-inch alloy wheels, automatic LED headlights, 'Orbital' black door mirrors and Peugeot 'Signature' LED tail lights. Obsession Blue exterior paint is a no-cost option but any of the other five colours will add $690 to the price. Standard interior equipment includes keyless entry, leather-and-fabric combination seats, a leather-wrap steering wheel and digital instrument cluster. Part of the edgy cabin design is the standard 21-inch curved infotainment touchscreen, while there's also dual-zone air-conditioning and rain-sensing wipers for the acoustic windscreen. Wireless smartphone charging is fitted on both model grades, as is wireless Apple CarPlay and Android Auto connectivity. The 3008 GT Premium is a considerable $12,000 more than the Allure, priced at $64,990 before on-road costs and the $2000 cashback offer. For the extra cash, the GT Premium gets a black-painted contrasting roof and rear spoiler, 'Pixel' LED headlights and 'Claw Effect' LED tail lights. Inside, there's Nappa leather seat upholstery with the driver's seat adding 10-way electric adjustment and memory function, while both front passengers score extendable seat cushions, seat heating and cooling as well as a massaging function. The driver gets a full leather-wrap steering wheel – with Lane Centering added to the driver assistance suite – while there's touch-sensitive LED interior lighting, too. Rear passengers don't miss out, with heated outside rear seats, back-seat armrests and a panoramic roof stretching to the second row, while a hands-free tailgate is also standard on the 3008 GT Premium. Safety tech across both model grades includes AEB, blind-spot monitoring, adaptive cruise control, traffic sign recognition and rear-cross traffic alert, with a surround view camera also standard. The 3008 comes with Peugeot's five-year, unlimited kilometre warranty with capped price serving costing $1890 for up to five years.
