A Cwmbran pub is hosting a family summer music festival and fun day to raise money for the children’s charity, Tŷ Hafan.
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Crow Fest is about an afternoon ‘living in the moment’ enjoying live music says Travis George
Travis George can’t wait to get on stage at Crow Fest and be part of something that “brings people together” in the town.
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WATCH: General election candidates for Torfaen answer questions from Cwmbran Life readers
Cwmbran Life invited candidates standing for Torfaen in tomorrow’s (4 July 24) general election to answer questions from readers.
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Matthew Jones: The Plaid Cymru candidate for Torfaen
Matthew Jones is the Plaid Cymru candidate for Torfaen in the 2024 general election.
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‘Sports-mad’ Cwmbran girl fundraises for her football team while recovering from injury
A nine-year-old “sports-mad” Cwmbran girl is swimming 1,000 metres in July to raise money for her football team while she recovers from injury.
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Cwmbran business commits to keep area around its factory ‘litter free’
A Cwmbran business has become the latest organisation in Torfaen to sign up to be a ‘Litter Free Zone’.
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Cwmbran school awarded for community work by pupils and staff
Pupils and staff at Cwmbran High School have been given a double award for their community work.
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‘We’re unpigeonholeable’: Gypsy Pistoleros prepare for Crow Fest in Cwmbran
I love the English language. You can hear a word you’ve never heard in your life, but know exactly what someone means. The lead singer of Gypsy Pistolero, “the Best Flamenco, Punk, Glam Band Ever”, tells me they are “unpigeonholeable”.
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Torfaen taxi driver has licence revoked
ONE taxi or private hire driver had their licence revoked by a Torfaen council panel in the period from October 2023 to March this year.
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Warnings over plan to ban profit from care of looked-after children
Plans to ban profit from the care of looked-after children could lead to a lack of choice, less investment and the loss of hundreds of placements, a committee heard.