Philip Dewey is a Senior Journalist and Court Correspondent for WalesOnline, South Wales Echo, and Western Mail. With a focus on local news in Wales, Philip covers a wide range of stories including crime, court proceedings, and human interest stories. His work has been featured in various publications across the UK.
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Philip Dewey focuses on local crime and evolving stories in the United Kingdom, with a particular emphasis on Wales. He frequently covers breaking news related to crimes, trials, violence, and substance abuse.
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Samuel McIlveen, 32, breached a restraining order after turning up at his ex-partner's home
By: Philip Dewey
Michael Compton, 42, was also found in possession of cocaine and was driving uninsured when pulled over by police
By: Philip Dewey
Dilshad Shamo, 41, and Ali Khdir, 40, are accused of running the operation from the Fast Track Hand Car Wash in Pontygwindy Road, Caerphilly
By: Philip Dewey
Jordan McCourt-Knight, 30, left a Sainsbury's carrier bag containing 970g of ketamine on a train between Bristol and Cardiff before alerting staff when he realised his error.
Jenna Silcox, 39, was said to have tried to "rip off" the victim's nose during an altercation at a friend's flat
By: Philip Dewey
Zachery Griffiths, 32, was a member of a Facebook group called HMP Prison Justice and posted footage taken from inside HMP Parc in Bridgend
By: Philip Dewey
Dylan Thomas 24, denies the murder of Lewis Bush, 23, who died from stab wounds to his neck and torso after officers were called to an address in Cardiff
Owain Roberts, 19, used a 3D printer to make parts of an FGC-9 gun as well as buying steel barrels and metal rods following online chats with US gun enthusiasts
By: Philip Dewey
Dylan Thomas is accused of murdering his friend William Bush at the property they shared in Llandaff, Cardiff
By: Philip Dewey
Dylan Thomas had tried to scale the walls of Buckingham Palace before he killed his friend William Bush at the home they shared in Llandaff, Cardiff
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