Councillors from Cwmbran Community Council agreed to put £2,000 towards plants and seeds to create a wildflower area.
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‘This road is currently not safe’: Community councillors told The Highway is too narrow for traffic calming measures
Councillors from Croesyceiliog and Llanyrafon Community Council have had their request for traffic calming measures on The Highway turned down by Torfaen Council as the road isn’t wide enough.
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Four Steps for Running a Successful Care Business
With the State of Ageing continuing to get worse in the United Kingdom and the lack of roles being filled within the care home sector; as a result, the demand for domiciliary care is rising.
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Cwmbran Community Council may offer part of its building as a ‘warm space’ for residents this winter
Part of Cwmbran Community Council’s building in Old Cwmbran may be used as a ‘warm space’ for residents to visit during winter.
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900 households in Croesyceiliog and Llanyrafon get free security pack that is ‘feared by criminals’
Around 900 homes across Croesyceiliog and Llanyrafon have picked up a free pack of SmartWater to help protect their home from burglars.
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Community council to fund railings around memorial site in Croesyceiliog
Councillors at Croesyceiliog and Llanyrafon Community Council have agreed to fit railings around the memorial site at Woodland Road.
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Community cinema set to return, community grants and early talks over the council tax precept for 2023/24- Update from Henllys Community Council
Henllys Community Council met last Monday with a number of items on the agenda.
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‘If we don’t strike we will lose pay and conditions and it will be a race to the bottom’ – Royal Mail workers in Cwmbran on strike today
Royal Mail workers in Cwmbran are on strike today as part an ongoing national dispute over pay and conditions. The group formed a picket outside the former post office in General Rees Square.
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Torfaen councilllor says a ‘radical rethink’ is needed on home care to the elderly and disabled as it ‘isn’t working’
THE way councils provide at home care to the elderly and disabled “isn’t working” a senior Torfaen councillor has said.
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Burglary victims in England and Wales to get visit from a police officer
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent has welcomed the news that all burglary victims in England and Wales will receive a visit from a police officer.