We all need Annie in our lives right now. There are two more chances to escape from the world and be reminded that “the sun’ll come out tomorrow…come what may!” in this Cwmbran High School production.
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Congress Theatre in Cwmbran: What’s on during April 2026
See what’s coming up at the Congress Theatre in Cwmbran during April 2026.
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The cast of Annie ready for Cwmbran High School’s show this week
This is the cast of ‘Annie – The Musical’ at Cwmbran High School during Sunday’s dress rehearsal. The place was buzzing with excitement when I visited to take a photo.
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Caffi’r Goron in Cwmbran: Giving young adults vital skills and confidence
A café run by young adults with additional learning needs at Crownbridge Special School in Croesyceiliog is welcoming the public during term time – and staff say the project is transforming pupils’ confidence, independence and future prospects.
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Police warn dog owners after rise in livestock attacks
Gwent Police have urged dog owners to keep their pets under control following a series of incidents in which sheep and lambs have been chased or attacked across the region in recent weeks.
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Cwmbran author Jean Harrison starts writing second novel
A Cwmbran author who published her first novel last month – “a supernatural thriller with a gritty urban feel”- has already started writing the second book in the series.
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Council asked for update on Blaenavon’s privately owned Ty Mawr building
THIS former mansion house – that has most of its roof missing – was just four years ago being considered for redevelopment as a five-star boutique hotel.
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Gwent councils could set up new care partnership
COUNCILS which are pulling back from an agreement to pool care budgets with the NHS in Gwent could set up a new partnership.
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Planning committee to discuss Bannau Brycheiniog tourist complex
A PROPOSED tourism development near Abergavenny which is partially in a flood zone could ultimately be decided by a Welsh Government minister.
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Blaenavon community council to discuss UK Town of Culture bid
KEN JONES is frozen in time – rugby ball tucked against his chest and secured by his right hand – with his right knee and left arm raised in full flow.