Councillors at Croesyceiliog & Llanyrafon Community Council are writing to Barclays following the bank’s decision to close its branch in the town centre. Councillors said it was ‘”frustrating” that the bank was closing in a “town of 60,000 people.”

Arrows Rugby want more girls to take up the sport in Torfaen. They train twice a week and coach girls from six to 17.

Torfaen Council has revealed the timetable of incidents that led to two ‘aggressive’ geese being rehomed from the canal in Two Locks. Since the geese were removed there have been no complaints about the remaining geese causing problems with people walking on the towpath.

A new grocery shop has opened in Cwmbran to help families with the cost of living crisis.

“Morning, morning, morning. Have a good day. Come on Harry. See you later.”

A group of year 7 and year 8 girls at Cwmbran High School have played their first rugby match for their school.

Noodle bar Chopstix has announced that its fifth Welsh store will open in Cwmbran town centre.

The taxi trade in Torfaen has asked Torfaen Council to review the prices they can charge passengers using meters.