The Dragons AllStars are inviting new players from 7+ to join their inclusive touch rugby sessions at Halo Cwmbran Stadium.
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Three Cwmbran boxing champions back training at Torfaen Warriors ABC
The three Welsh boxing champions who won their titles last weekend are back training in their Cwmbran gym with their sights set on competing in the 2026 British finals.
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Blaenavon Male Voice Choir’s 50‑mile fundraiser honours Trevethin’s Sarah Mayers
Members of Blaenavon Male Voice Choir swapped their tuxedos for trainers and cycled, canoed and walked around 50 miles yesterday to raise money for two special charities close to their hearts.
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Try Tai Chi in Cwmbran: Free taster session for adults
A new Tai Chi taster session is being held in Cwmbran next month.
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Pontypool Indoor Market could get mezzanine in new refurbishment plan
A POTENTIAL refurbishment of a 131-year-old market, including adding a mezzanine level, has been suggested in a bid to attract younger more affluent shoppers.
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Torfaen Warriors ABC- The club’s 2026 amateur boxing squad
This is the 2026 squad of amateur boxers and coaches at Torfaen Warriors amateur boxing club.
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‘We hope we bake joy’: Plump Cakes Retro Tearoom in Cwmbran
“We hope we bake joy.” Plump Cakes Retro Tearoom is the first to take part in the Cwmbran Life Small Business Shout-out.
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Bannau Brycheiniog planners receive plan for residential care home
A PROPOSAL has been lodged with Bannau Brycheiniog planners to turn holiday accommodation in Brecon into a residential care home. recieve
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Pet crematorium extension approved by Bannau Brycheiniog planners
PLANS to extend a pet crematorium near Ystradgynlais so that it can house a bigger incinerator to deal with the bodies of horses have been given the go-ahead by Bannau Brycheiniog planners.
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Report shows Blaenau Gwent has Wales’ highest suspected suicide rate
A GWENT borough has had a higher rate of suspected suicides since Welsh health officials started tracking them than any other area of Wales.