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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The warm sunny weather is expected to come to an abrupt end in many parts of the country
By: Philip Dewey
The warning covers almost the whole of Monday and people have been told flooding is possible
Mark Holloway, 54, of Cardiff, was verbally and physically abusive towards his wife during their relationship
A woman who came across the litter in Porthcawl said: 'One day of hot weather and the beach is left like this'
By: Philip Dewey
Lewis Parsons, 31, attacked Aarron Leyshon at Proud Mary in Cardiff city centre, by repeatedly punching him and smashing a glass on his head.
By: Philip Dewey
Leo Williams, 18, has denied slashing and stabbing his 16-year-old victim in Swansea, claiming the thought of stabbing someone 'turns his stomach'
Gavin Thomas, 37, of Maesteg, was refused the money by his grandmother for fears he would use it to feed his addiction to heroin and crack cocaine
By: Philip Dewey
A man who was glassed in a club and left with lacerations to his face said he "never thought one night could affect my life in such a dramatic way".
By: Philip Dewey
Andrew Phillips, 57, left his victim traumatised
Alex McKenzie, 23, was raided by his police at his home in Abergavenny and was found in possession of a cocaine and a knuckleduster.
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