The second afternoon tea event in Henllys to bring together people aged 50 and over takes place this week.

An invoice for three speed indicator devices has not been paid by Henllys Community Council as one of them is faulty.

The owners of Cwmbran town centre have applied to Torfaen Council for a licence to be able to allow live entertainment, recorded music, dance performances,  and alcohol to be sold in some of the area’s outdoor spaces.

Campaigners against the new 20mph limit that has been introduced on some 30mph roads in Wales held a protest in Pontypool today.

Thai to Try is Cwmbran’s newest homemade food business and Cwmbran Life had the chance to try out its menu before it was launched to the public.

A group of artists have moved their gallery to a new home in Cwmbran

Torfaen Council’s cabinet today agreed to fund a support service to help people who are homeless “get back on their feet” and into longer-term tenancies.

Members of the deaf community have influenced a decision to rename a local support education service.

Councillors from Cwmbran Community Council praised a board game club in the town for tackling loneliness and bringing people together.

A Cwmbran food business is giving away food to help raise money for Mind, the mental health charity.