Conor Gogarty is the Investigations Editor at Wales Online. He focuses on crime and justice, social issues, and health and wellness, often exploring themes related to the judicial system and family dynamics. Conor's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Manchester Evening News, Daily Mirror, and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism.
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By: Conor Gogarty, Andrew Forgrave
Two hooded suspects are being sought by police
Bullying and toxic backbiting affected an NHS clinic for nearly five years. The victims are still waiting for accountability
A statement urges patients to only attend the A&E department if necessary
By: Conor Gogarty
The seaside resort was packed with day-trippers on the weekend after Christmas, many of whom had travelled from England
Stephanie Whittaker had celebrated her son's 12th birthday the night before her disappearance and she had reportedly told her mum she had 'never been so happy'
By: Conor Gogarty, Oliver Astley
The mystery still hasn't been solved
Three recent inmate deaths at Bridgend's HMP Parc 'should never have happened', a former officer claims
Nathan Smith threatened to bite off a police officer's nose
By: Conor Gogarty, Mark Taylor
Like many big cities, Bristol is an ever-evolving place. The street scene seems to be constantly changing, but there are a few things we would love to see back.
Dan Haines bowed his head as the court heard how his violence had affected the victim
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