Disabled people are being discriminated against by shops and restaurants that refuse to accept cash, a Senedd committee has heard.

A new event has started in Old Cwmbran to bring members of the community together.

Anyone aged from 18-30 can sign up for a free weekly course in Cwmbran to help them start their own business.

PLANS to close the Minor Injuries Unit overnight at a Gwent hospital could be opposed by a council which will discuss its response this week.

A granite statue to remember a 22-year-old champion boxer has been vandalised at his grave in a Cwmbran cemetery.

Staff at Sainsbury’s in Cwmbran have found two children’s dresses.

An 18-year-old Cwmbran woman has grown her beauty business from her garden shed to her own studio.

Senedd members heard concerns about digital exclusion, clinicians inappropriately accessing patient records and a lack of public understanding about how personal data is used in the health service.

Senedd members have pressed Wales’ chief law officer about plans to reform the Welsh Parliament, raising concerns about residency rules for election candidates, vacant seats, and powers to increase the number of ministers.

A third of people in Wales wrongly believe the Conservatives have ministers in the Welsh Government, a Senedd committee heard.