Cwmbran Community Council’s annual primary school’s eco quiz was “really close” with ten teams competing to win.
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Health board ‘making improvements despite increasing demands’
The health board for Gwent has said it is “making improvements despite increasing demands”, after figures showed it had missed several performance targets.
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Councillors give go-ahead for new £14m school in Cwmbran
COUNCILLORS have given the go-ahead for a £14 million construction contract for a replacement primary school – but have heard it won’t solve traffic problems.
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Plans for new fire station in Torfaen approved
A REPLACEMENT fire station to serve Pontypool has been given the green light by Torfaen Borough Council planners.
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Plans for new fire station in Torfaen approved
A REPLACEMENT fire station to serve Pontypool has been given the green light by Torfaen Borough Council planners.
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‘The future for Treats N Play is exciting’- Cwmbran play centre in Best of Welsh Business Awards final
A business that only opened in Cwmbran town centre 18 months ago has been named a finalist in the Best Of Welsh Business Awards.
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‘Freedom to learn new things that interest me’: Two apprentices talk about their ‘hands-on work experience’ while being paid
Two young Torfaen apprentices have spoken about the benefits of learning on the job and gaining qualifications while being paid.
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Christmas saw a 700,000 footfall increase in Cwmbran town centre
Cwmbran town centre saw a 700,000 in footfall over last Christmas compared to the festive period the year before.
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‘Super popular’: Huge demand for new mother and daughter exercise class in Cwmbran
A free class for mothers and daughters to exercise together has proved so popular that the organisers are “bombarded” with booking requests each week.
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Grant discussions described as a ‘dog’s breakfast’ by community councillor
A Cwmbran community councillor said discussions over whether or not to award a grant to a Cwmbran youth theatre group were becoming a ‘dog’s breakfast‘.