Welsh Water is urging customers who live in Torfaen to check if they could be eligible for financial support from the company as it estimates that around 5,000 households could be missing out.
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Ideal Jobs To Have If You Want To Manage Your Own Time More
You may be sat there thinking that the traditional 9-to-5 job structure doesn’t fit your lifestyle or preference these days. Don’t worry, you’re not alone!
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Over 4,200 parking tickets issued in Torfaen during last year
Story by Twm Owen, local democracy reporter SUSPECTED litter louts could be asked to wait up to four hours for police to attend if they refuse to give council wardens their name.
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‘No plans at all’ to end Torfaen’s free parking policy
Story by Twm Owen, local democracy reporter Torfaen Council has said it has “no plans at all” to end its free parking policy in the county.
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Torfaen councillor: ‘The Blue Badges are for sale apparently’. Fears over black-market trade in disabled parking permits
Story by Twm Owen, local democracy reporter “WIDESPREAD misuse” of Blue Badges is concerning the Welsh Government and there is also a rumored black-market trade in the disabled parking permits.
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Brother and sister Olivia and Myles are big hits in Brazilian Jujitsu
A brother and sister duo from Torfaen have been winning titles in Brazilian Jujitsu, thanks to the support of the Torfaen Mic Morris Trust.
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Police appeal for help to find missing Cwmbran teenager
Gwent Police have appealed for help to find a missing teenager from Cwmbran.
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£500 difference between highest and lowest Gwent council tax bills
THE most expensive ‘typical’ council tax bill to be issued by a Gwent authority is more than £500 higher than the cheapest.
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MSs reject calls for public to have final say on Senedd and electoral system changes
MSs rejected calls for the public to be given the final say on contentious plans to expand the Senedd and change the electoral system.
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Pension campaigners campaign in Cardiff
The UK Government has been accused of continuing to drag its feet on ensuring women born in the 1950s receive pension equality.