Young care leavers will be given support to transition when a basic income pilot begins to end next year, Wales’ social justice minister said.

Protesters calling for rent controls in Wales were ejected from the Senedd after disrupting proceedings from the public gallery.

The long-term future of the Senedd’s main offices hangs in the balance as the clock ticks down on the building’s lease, a report revealed.

Concerns have been raised about low take-up of apprenticeships and a broken manifesto promise after a £17.5 million budget cut.

Forty jobs have been created in Cwmbran’s new Dunelm store ready for its opening next week.

A portrait of a Cwmbran soldier who was killed while serving in Afghanistan has been unveiled in the civic centre in Pontypool.

Experts from Google are running a free event in Torfaen to help owners and staff at small businesses increase their digital skills.

Pupils from Croesyceiliog School walked a mile to raise money for World Polio Day.

Poorly maintained private housing estates could be a “bit of a ticking time bomb” for councils, a planning chief warned.

Cwmbran Community Council is unhappy concerns it raised over potential traffic problems while a new footbridge is being installed at the town’s train station have been ignored.