Wales’ new finance secretary insisted inflation-busting pay rises for teachers, doctors and nurses will not lead to a reduction in spending on public services.
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Concern over visitor centre closures: Committee writes to Natural Resources Wales
A Senedd committee has written to Natural Resources Wales after thousands of people and almost 100 organisations criticised plans to close three visitor centres.
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Wales’ new first minister sets out priorities
Wales’ new first minister Eluned Morgan vowed to focus on the issues that matter most to people as she outlined the Welsh Government’s priorities.
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Award win for Grange University Hospital cardiology clinical team
The clinical team on A2 Cardiology Ward at The Grange University Hospital are the first team in Gwent to earn accreditation status for the high standard of care they provide to patients.
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What’s on at Cwmbran’s Congress Theatre in October 2024?
Find out what’s coming up at the Congress Theatre in Cwmbran during October 2024 . Scroll down to see the shows, a quick description and a link to get tickets. Or give the box office a call on 01633 868239. Ceri Dupree – Immaculate Deception Thursday 3 October. 7.30pm (Doors 7pm). Click here for tickets. […]
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Plans for 110 acre solar farm in Cwmbran outlined to community council
PLANS for a solar farm that could power 5,500 homes a year have been outlined to councillors.
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‘It’s all about helping mums to find that spark’: Almost 67 mums of all ages attend ‘Mumentum’ event in Cwmbran
Sixty-seven mums took part in an event in Cwmbran to help them find their ‘spark’.
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Cwmbran Community Council discuss noticeboards in area
CWMBRAN community council has discussed repairing and replacing its noticeboards across the area.
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Community council may launch newsletter to reach residents who aren’t online
A COMMUNITY council is considering launching its own newsletter similar to a community Facebook page.
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Torfaen councillors don’t miss meetings ‘as they didn’t feel like’ attending
A TORFAEN councillor has hit out at comments that attendance at meetings “needs to improve”.