Lois McCarthy is a journalist based in Abergavenny, United Kingdom. She writes for local publications such as the Abergavenny Chronicle Limited and the Chepstow Beacon, covering a range of topics including community events, local news, and human interest stories. Her work has also appeared in other regional publications such as the Ross Gazette, Monmouthshire Beacon, and Brecon & Radnor Express.
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Lois Mccarthy's articles primarily focus on local events, announcements, and community achievements in Abergavenny, United Kingdom. She often covers a wide range of topics including sports, crime, and entertainment news with an emphasis on health-related matters.
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By: Lois Mccarthy
TWO people have been taken to hospital, following a collision in Abergavenny.
By: Lois Mccarthy
FIVE people attended hospital following a road traffic incident at Cross Ash on Wednesday, October 23.
By: Lois Mccarthy
Seeking spine-tingling tales, ghostly adventures, pumpkin patch picking or firework shows? We at The Chronicle have done a special round up of all the festivities near you to ensure memorable celebrations...
Gwent Police have launched an urgent plea to find teenager, Judd Parfitt, who has been reported missing.
By: Lois Mccarthy
A NEW digital initiative is bringing Abergavenny’s iconic Town Hall and Market Hall directly into the homes of locals and visitors.
AHEAD of Guy Fawkes night, Blaenavon Blues held early celebrations with their biggest firework show to date!
THIS December, take a festive step back in time at Llwyn Celyn, one of Wales' most historic and beautifully restored buildings, for a weekend of celebrations you won't want to miss.
Towns across Monmouthshire paid a poignant tribute to those who have sacrificed their lives in service. The commemorations gave residents of all ages the opportunity to remember the bravery and selflessness of those who fought in conflicts past and present.
Gwent Police are appealing for information to locate missing teenager, Deacon Powell.
SOUTH Wales East Senedd member Laura Anne Jones is urging Monmouthshire Council (MCC) to conduct a comprehensive review of the county’s sporting facilities.
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