A Torfaen man walked ten miles dressed as a Roman soldier to raise money for the Miscarriage Association.
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Ian Williams: The Reform candidate for Torfaen
Ian Williams is the Reform candidate for Torfaen in the 2024 general election.
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Teenage racing driver from Torfaen bags wins at Silverstone
A deaf teenage racing driver from Torfaen has secured his first pole position since joining the world’s only competitive team of all-disabled racing drivers.
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‘Toxic bullying culture’ at meat promotion organisation, Senedd hears
A Conservative MS called for Hybu Cig Cymru to be made fully independent amid concerns about a “toxic bullying culture” within the meat promotion organisation.
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What’s on at Cwmbran’s Congress Theatre in June and July?
Find what’s coming up during June and July (2024) at the Congress Theatre in Cwmbran.
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Nick Thomas-Symonds: The Labour candidate for Torfaen
Nick Thomas-Symonds is the Labour candidate for Torfaen in the 2024 general election.
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‘It’s heartwarming to be able to help so many people’: Two Cwmbran Salvation Army volunteers encourage more people to help the community
Two Salvation Army volunteers in Cwmbran are encouraging more people to get involved with their local community to help and support others.
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Let’s ‘get everyone together and celebrate live music’: No One Knows talk about Crow Fest
The lead singer of Cwmbran cover band No One Knows says Crow Fest is a “great thing for the community” and plans to “get everyone up dancing”.
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Family’s wonderful Father’s Day tribute to their late dad
A Gwent family paid a wonderful Father’s Day tribute to their late dad.
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Senedd backs plans for bill to improve public services for deaf people
The Senedd backed plans to introduce a bill to encourage the use of British sign language and improve access to public services for deaf people.