Food waste recycling in Torfaen has risen once again, with the council crediting the increase to residents’ support for its Keeping Up with the Joneses campaign.
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Torfaen Santa appeal marks 20th year with record donations
Torfaen’s annual Santa Appeal has celebrated another outstanding year, with thousands of gifts donated to support children and young people across the borough.
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Cwmbran police to hold community surgery at town centre library
Residents will have the chance to speak directly with local police officers later this month when the Cwmbran policing team hosts a community surgery at Cwmbran Library.
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Cwmbran couple urge others to consider fostering teenagers
Foster Wales Torfaen is looking for foster carers to support teenagers.
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Concert in Cwmbran to raise funds for 2027 Urdd Eisteddfod
A Welsh/ English (bilingual) concert showcasing local talent will take place at the Congress Theatre in Cwmbran on Saturday 31 January 2026 at 7.15pm.
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Torfaen support group offers monthly meeting for Parkinson’s community
A support group for people affected by Parkinson’s disease is continuing to offer monthly sessions in Cwmbran.
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Community Christmas Day dinner in Llanyrafon Social Club
How lush does Llany Social Club look? Here are a couple of photos from the free Christmas Day dinner.
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‘Food, friendship and chatting’- Christmas day dinner at Tasty Not Wasty
“Food, friendship and chatting.” That was how Sabrina Cresswell summed up at the Christmas Day community dinner in Llanyrafon at Tasty Not Wasty.
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Cwmbran ASDA seeks local group to apply for £500 school holiday grant
ASDA Cwmbran is calling on residents to help identify a local group that supports primary school children during the holidays – with a chance to secure a £500 grant from the ASDA Foundation.
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Police say school links have improved despite loss of liaison officer funding
POLICE now have a “better” relationship with schools since funding for dedicated liaison officers was axed, a chief inspector has said.