TWO men from Surrey have pleaded guilty of affray following an incident outside a hotel, while two more will face a trial.
Bradley Morgan, John Slade, Jordan Pollitt, and Joseph Scholz-Conway appeared at Swansea Crown Court following an incident on November 24 at The Whitehall in Llandovery.
Morgan, 30, of Ravensbourne Avenue in Stanwell, and Slade, 37, of Clockhouse Lane in Ashford pleaded guilty to affray.
Pollitt, 27, of Diamedes Avenue in Stanwell, and Scholz-Conway, 31, of Weymede in Byfleet pleaded not guilty.
All four defendants are currently on bail.
Judge Geraint Walters ordered that Pollitt and Scholz-Conway will stand trial on October 23.
A hearing will be held on June 12 to determine whether another offence which Pollitt is alleged to have committed – possessing a bladed article in a public place, outside the Castle Hotel in Llandovery – is linked to this incident.
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