Senedd members from across the political divide paid tribute to Mark Drakeford as he officially resigned after five years as Wales’ first minister.
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Cwmbran author celebrates first book being published
A Cwmbran woman who wrote and illustrated a children’s book has had it published.
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REVIEW: Evita by the Congress Youth Theatre in Cwmbran
If you were one of the 1,248 people who had a ticket to last week’s sell-out Congress Youth Theatre production of Evita you don’t need to read this review. You know how good it was.
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‘Ordinary people who quietly give so much to their communities’: Residents celebrated at Cwmbran awards night
People “who quietly give so much to their communities” were thanked at the Cwmbran Community Council awards night.
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Pupils at two Torfaen schools feature in school attendance video
Two Torfaen primary schools have become the latest to back the council’s Not In Miss Out attendance campaign.
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No change to Torfaen’s waste and recycling days over Easter
Torfaen residents are being reminded that there are no changes to their waste and recycling collection days through the Easter bank holiday.
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Mark Drakeford and Vaughan Gething: The next steps
This week will see Mark Drakeford formally step down, with his successor as Wales’ new first minister set to be appointed and a cabinet reshuffle on the horizon.
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Dog scales Pen y Fan to raise money for rescue centre where he lives
An adventurous little dog scaled the highest peak in South Wales to raise money for the rescue centre that’s been taking care of him for the last three years.
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Hold a tea party and raise money for Tŷ Hafan Children‘s Hospice
The head of fundraising at Tŷ Hafan Children‘s Hospice is encouraging Cwmbran Life readers to hold a tea party to raise money for the charity.
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Hundreds of Torfaen pupils take part in active travel survey
More than 80 per cent of Torfaen primary schools have taken part in a recent active travel survey – the highest number across Wales.