Torfaen MS Lynne Neagle has called on Welsh Government to ensure schools are well prepared to support children when schools in Wales reopen at the end of June.

There is still time to get your entry in for the SME National Business Awards.

Staff and volunteers from Cwmbran Centre for Young People are distributing ‘care packs’ and sending out postcards to give young people ‘a lift’. These are just some of the services that they have quickly introduced to support the many young people who would normally visit their centre up to six days a week.

A paramedic has appealed for a thief to return the bag packed full of his personal protective equipment (PPE) and diagnostic kit.

Cwmbran residents can now enjoy an authentic home-cooked Indian meal experience. Sukriti Chopra Osborne moved to the town in 2019 from New Dehli and has brought back some of her favourite recipes.

You can now download Madison Beard’s second single of 2020.

A Cwmbran man has launched a bicycle repair business in the middle of the coronavirus lockdown- just as the country sees a boom in people cycling for their daily exercise and to travel to work. Nathan Shephard passed his bicycle mechanic qualification in 2019 and has been preparing to start-up for several months.

A singer has released an album to raise money for NHS Charities Together. Stephen Matthews was brought up in Cwmbran and his parents still live in St Dials.

A free telephone befriending service has been launched for over 75s in Torfaen. If you or someone you know would like a regular call find out how in this story.

First Minister of Wales, Mark Drakeford has published a document, Unlocking our society and economy: continuing the conversation, to set out how Wales could exit the coronavirus lockdown. Under current lockdown rules, people in Wales have to stay at home and maintain contact only within households, with limited exceptions. The First Minister has announced a […]