THE only hotel in a town awarded World Heritage Status remains unsold after a planned auction was postponed.
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Masterplan focuses on affordable homes and improving transport
A PLAN to boost the economies of two Gwent boroughs includes drawing up masterplans for employment sites, a focus on affordable homes and improving transport.
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Cwmbran business offers free monthly house clean to support families facing hospital stays
A Cwmbran woman who set up her own business to work around her son’s complex health needs is offering a free monthly house clean to help families going through tough times.
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‘The Curious Community’ event coming to Cwmbran
A new business‑focused movement called The Curious Community is coming to Cwmbran next week, with an event at the Parkway Hotel.
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Torfaen and Blaenau Gwent should be treated as one for economic development grants suggests council officer
In future, Blaenau Gwent and Torfaen council should be treated as one entity when it comes to external grant funding for economic development, a council chief has suggested.
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Hair and beauty professionals learn to spot early signs of skin cancer
Hairdressers, barbers and beauty professionals from across Gwent have taken part in a special training session to help them spot the early signs of skin cancer.
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Crow Fest returns to Cwmbran Stadium for third year
Cwmbran’s summer music festival Crow Fest will return for its third year in July, bringing another full day of live music to Cwmbran Stadium.
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Former Cwmbran toilet block for sale for £40,000
A former public toilet block in Cwmbran has gone on the market for £40,000.
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Cwmbran teen raises money for Teenage Cancer Trust after life‑saving treatment
“It’s been hard, but I just want some goodness to come out of this.” This is why a Cwmbran teenager is raising money for the Teenage Cancer Trust after undergoing major treatment for a form of throat cancer.
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Number of children in care still above Welsh average
THE number of children in care in one part of Gwent remains way above the Welsh average despite a sustained reduction.