The Long View
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Newport homes that people are snapping up as a result of the pandemic
The most fabulous stay-cations to book in South Wales once we're out of lockdown
Gwent's very own ghost buster reveals the dark side of the county
The big Halloween quiz 2020 - Can you get every answer right?
REVEALED: Ghost map of Gwent shows the county's most haunted places
Farewell from the Long View
A war veteran, reporter and Caerleon stalwart is remembered
Recalling the last months of the war – 100 years on
The spectacular railway that crossed Gwent
City’s bustling dock in its heyday
Telling the story of Gwent's standing stones
Welsh RAF squadron mourns its fallen on 80th anniversary
The village built as a war memorial
Book captures the memories of town's war veterans
'The square was empty. I could see barrels of soldiers’ muskets pointing out of windows, and I could see a poor fellow lying in the road' - An eyewitness recalls the Chartist uprising
Farewell to the man who painted the great ships which came to Newport
Farewell to Newport’s Royal Navy ship - HMS Severn
Newport pubs from the past
Aerial pictures of the past show changing face of Newport
Book comes from lifelong passion for the Severn
Park night will recall Newport boxer David Pearce’s bid for title
The future for Newport's medieval ship
15 years on: How Newport's medieval ship was found and saved
The daring Newport raid in first minutes of the First World War
Looking back at Maindee baths - Newport's stylish pool
Passchendaele - the battle that saw slaughter in the mud for little gain
THE LONG VIEW: The choppers which came to Gwent
Handball: Wales’ first national sport
Farewell to Bob Curzon, a leader on the fields of battle and sport
Gwent's last colliery disaster
How the Argus told the story of the Falklands War
The story of the Tredegar Company - the iron and coal firm that forged Gwent
Picture shows the last day of horse-drawn deliveries on Newport streets
These pictures tell the story of Newport - real and imagined
The child refugees who escaped the Spanish civil war and found safety in Newport
We tell the story of Gwent’s own regiment
Memories of Ebbw Vale Garden Festival which transformed town 25 years ago
How the Argus helped our prisoners-of-war
TV and film locations using Gwent as their backdrop
Books are tributes to Gwent writer Arthur Machen
From the Usk barrage to a Newport skyscraper - we look back at visions of future
The ships Newport has welcomed over the years
These incredible views from the air show how Newport has changed
Pictures take you back to Newport's high street icons of the 80s
The Llanerch colliery disaster: A mine blast which shattered the valleys
Letters found in South of England tell of wartime sorrow for Newport family
Warship Week - the Gwent fundraising craze which paid for fighting ships
Cwmbran's VC hero of Rorke’s Drift is still remembered
LONG VIEW: When U-boats brought death to Newport
THE LONG VIEW: How Newport bought its very own Spitfire
THE LONG VIEW: The Christmas of wartime Gwent, a hundred years ago
THE LONG VIEW: The prehistoric footprints found in the mud of the Severn
THE LONG VIEW: When Newport’s men of steel went to war
THE LONG VIEW: The Merchant Navy's debt to Newport