Ten years after being named a ‘shopping trolley blackspot‘, one Cwmbran supermarket says its approach is leading to fewer of its trollies being dumped across the town.
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Cwmbran teens plan skydive in memory of late grandfather
Two Cwmbran teenagers are doing a skydive in memory of their grandfather and to raise money for the charity that supported him.
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School in special measures is making ‘progress’ but councillor unsure when it will leave the category
A SCHOOL in special measures for five years is making “progress” but the councillor responsible has refused to predict when it will leave the category.
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Parents urged to vaccinate children as measles spreads in Gwent
Parents are being urged to get their children vaccinated as nine cases of measles have been declared in Gwent.
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Empty Torfaen shops could become ‘pop up’ museums for a week
EMPTY shops across Torfaen could be turned into temporary ‘pop up’ museums as part of a drive to raise awareness of a local attraction.
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Reg Hann: Tributes to the man behind Cwmbran Boating Lake who has passed away
The man whose work led to Cwmbran Boating Lake being built has passed away- two months after he turned 100.
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£20m Cwmbran regeneration project set to start in May
WORK on spending £20 million to regenerate Cwmbran is set to formally get underway next month.
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239 turnout for Cwmbran parkrun’s new route
Today’s Cwmbran parkrun saw 239 people try the new 5km route for the first time.
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£1m Torfaen bridge project gets go-ahead
A £1 MILLION project to strengthen a vital road bridge, over a canal, at risk from corroding concrete has been given the go-ahead.
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Wales unlikely to follow Scotland’s lead on rent control
The housing secretary poured cold water on suggestions Wales could follow Scotland’s lead by introducing similar rent controls, saying early indications show it has not worked.