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Lorry driver David Rodgers, who had a brick thrown through the window of his lorry


A CAERPHILLY lorry driv- er said he could have been killed andmowndownothers after reckless youths threw a brick at his vehicle as he drove through Newport last week. David Rogers, 43, was driv-


ing a lorry packed with haz- ardous chemicals to a depot in Northampton as he does five times a week for SW Lo- gistics, based on Port Road in Newport. At about 7.45pm on Wednes- day February 25 a brick was


By Nathan Briant 01633777246 nbr@gwent-wales.co.uk Twitter @ArgusNBriant


hurled at his windscreen from the pavement along the Southern Distributor Road in Ringland, shatter- ing it and leaving him un- injured but shaken up. The brick bounced off as


it shattered the glass. He told the Campaign he sawa


gang of 10 to 15 youths whom he suspects had visited a lo- cal fast food restaurant at the Coldra roundabout immedi- ately before the brick was hurled at the lorry. Mr Rodgers said: “If I had crashed into them we would have been in serious trouble. The chemicals I was carrying would have blown us all up. “It’s just unbelievable. I


have never had this in my life. I’ve never had anyone be so stupid.” He added he was angered


it could have left his two daughters, Demi Levi, 19, and two-year-old Ava Drew, without a father and his part- ner, Heather Grant, alone if the worst had happened. Gwent Police confirmed


they are investigating. A spokeswoman said officers attended after being called to the incident but no one was found. Anyone with information


is asked to contact the police on 101 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


Lorry hit by a brick


Wednesday, March 4, 2015


Family pull together to aid cancer research


A FAMILY who run a cafe have raised more than £12,000 for blood cancer research. Lisa Edwards, of Kerry’s


Café Bar in Caerphilly, her daughter Sophie, and their family and friends, organised a fundraising dinner in mem- ory of Lisa’s husband, Kerry. Mr Edwards died in March


2014 – just four months after being diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia. About 200 people attended


the event, including family, friends, and many of Mr Ed- wards’ former colleagues. An auction and raffle was


held on the night, which raised £12,717.75. This includ- ed £1,400 match funding from the Santander Foundation. Rachael Davies, regional manager for Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research in Wales, said: “I really appre- ciate all Lisa’s hard work to make it such a success.”


Keep them occupied


TEENAGERS are getting their sporting kicks thanks to a new project set up to tackle anti-social behaviour. British Transport Police of- ficers have teamed up with Gwent Police and Cardiff City FC to bring Premier League Kicks to Caerphilly.


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