Wales has become the first UK nation to introduce a 20mph default speed limit.
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7 Things Developers Can Do To Ensure They Meet Government Targets For New Housing
Despite all material desires, man’s basic needs remain food, clothes, and shelter. A well-built home offers shelter over one’s head when sleeping, eating, and engaging in other activities.
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Thirteen complaints about illegal dog breeding in Torfaen
Torfaen Council received 13 complaints about illegal dog breeding in the last six months of 2021/22.
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Taxi passengers make 33 complaints to Torfaen Council in six months
Torfaen Council’s licensing team investigated 33 complaints from members of the public about taxis in six months.
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Grade II listed church in Llanfrechfa to get new compost toilet
A Grade II listed church in Torfaen is replacing a portaloo with a compost toilet inside a new outbuilding.
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Revealed: The costs of turning street lights back on along two of Torfaen’s busiest roads
The cost of turning street lights back on along Cwmbran Drive and the A472 Hafodyrynys Road has been revealed at a Torfaen Council meeting. A council decision in 2008 saw the lights on these two roads, along with others across the borough, switched off at night to help the environment and save money.
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Rougemont School wants to turn a large area of agricultural land in Cwmbran into playing fields for pupils
Rougemont School has applied for planning permission to change a large area of agricultural land into playing fields for pupils.
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Photo gallery: Check out the refurbished Court Farm and Oakfield Community Centre
A community hall in Cwmbran has been transformed thanks to the hard work of volunteers.
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Torfaen powerlifter picked to represent Wales seven months after she took up the sport
A Torfaen powerlifter is appealing for support from the community and businesses so she can represent Wales at a tournament in New Zealand.
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Torfaen’s education councillor says there ‘should be no shocks’ when the council gives its action plan to Estyn in September
Torfaen Council’s councillor in charge of education has said there “should be no shocks” when the council gives its post-inspection action plan to Estyn in September. In June a critical report found the council is “a local authority causing significant concern” due to shortcomings in secondary school performance.