Bois Y Bryn, the Cwmbran-based sea shanty band, recently performed for residents at Thistle Court Care Home.
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Cwmbran’s Jess Williams wins at Swansea City FC’s awards night
Former Llantarnam Comprehensive School pupil Jess Williams has been named Swansea City FC’s women’s players’ player.
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‘It’s fantastic for the town’: Sean Wharton on Cwmbran Town’s 30-match unbeaten season
Kristian Wharton scored one of Cwmbran Town AFC’s goals against Monmouth Town on Saturday 26 April 2025.
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Cwmbran friends walk from Brecon to Mount Pleasant pub for Velindre Cancer Centre
This group of mates raised over £2,000 for Velindre Cancer Centre by walking from Brecon to Cwmbran along the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal.
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Danny Gabbidon to feature on Llantarnam 3G pitch sign
Former Wales footballer Danny Gabbidon could feature on a large sign at the entrance to a new £2.2m sports pitch on the site of his former school.
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Cwmbran couple to raise money for child loss charity 4Louis
A Cwmbran couple are jumping out of a plane and running the Cardiff Summer Half Marathon to raise money for a charity that supports families through miscarriage, stillbirth and child loss.
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VIDEO: Cwmbran Town FC manager Dale Clark talks about the Crows’ unbeaten season
Cwmbran Town crowned an unbeaten season in the Gwent Premier League last Saturday with a tense 2-2 draw against Monmouth Town.
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Campaigners against Mynydd Maen wind farm to hold Cwmbran event
Campaigners against the proposed Mynydd Maen Wind Farm are holding an event in Cwmbran on Saturday 3 May.
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‘Failed experiment’ achieved aims but cost taxpayers over £28m, Senedd told
A “failed experiment” of investing public money in risky biotech-style businesses cost Welsh taxpayers at least £28m but achieved all of its original objectives, a committee heard.
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Cancer services have little chance of hitting 62-day target, Senedd told
A key ambition for 80% of cancer patients to start treatment within 62 days could be dropped because services have little chance of hitting the target, a committee heard.