A DECISION to relocate two hospital wards has prompted staff to raise fears about a reduction in beds during the winter.

A woman who started her beauty business from her kitchen has opened a salon in Old Cwmbran.

A group of women who set up The Coed Eva Young Wives Club in 1966 still meet up every week for a laughter-filled catch-up.

Investigations have shown that the pollution incident on the Afon Lwyd that saw it turn orange did not lead to any fish being killed.

Three of Wales’ health boards face increased Welsh Government scrutiny amid concerns about planning, finances and emergency care.

A LOSS-MAKING business centre credited with creating 750 jobs is receiving a cash-injection from its local authority owners intended to turn its fortunes around.

Eighty-five per cent of children being looked after by Torfaen Council are up-to-date with all the immunisations needed for their age.

Councillors at Cwmbran Community Council will formally update a policy to allow free use of its annexe building to groups or organisations that meet certain criteria. 

Torfaen Council’s leader today told councillors that he’s talking to the police about “issues” to make sure members can work safely as “public representatives”.