The chairman of Wales’ first choir for stroke survivors and their families to enjoy singing together each week has passed away.
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PoGo Charge: Drivers face being fined for parking in EV bays in Cwmbran
Drivers who park their cars in the new EV bays in Cwmbran town centre without using the chargers face being fined.
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Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) play south east wales select team
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), who play at Lords in London, sent a team to Gwent last week to play a match against players from the South East Wales Cricket League.
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Cwmbran Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu new home next to St David’s Church
Cwmbran Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu Club has found a new permanent home in the town.
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Cwmbran man completes 100-mile Rat Race Castle to Castle ultramarathon
A Cwmbran man ran a 100-mile race last month to raise more funds for the Velindre Cancer Centre in Cardiff.
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Blaenavon Heritage Centre: Closed Mondays but open on Bank Holiday Mondays
LOW visitor numbers rather than budget pressures have been blamed for the closure of a visitor centre in an internationally recognised destination on Mondays.
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Specialist services to remain at Grange University Hospital in Cwmbran
THERE are no plans to return specialist services from the Grange to Gwent’s network of general hospitals health chiefs have said.
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Cwmbran man starts YouTube channel to share his experiences with multiple sclerosis
Mike Gale was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis six years ago. The 49-year-old is a married, dad-of-three, a proud grandad, and works full-time. He couldn’t find anyone in a similar situation to him to relate to about the disease.
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Tidal power plan for Severn Estuary being progressed, says council leader
PLANS to harness the tidal power of the Severn Estuary are being progressed, a council leader has said.
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Cardiff Capital Region: Councillors ‘blindsided’ over £5m legal bill
COUNCILLORS charged with overseeing a regional super council say they were “blindsided” at a revelation it paid £5 million to settle a legal dispute.