Public Health Wales is urging all eligible people in Wales to have their free NHS flu and COVID-19 booster vaccines when the NHS in Wales begins its biggest ever national winter vaccinations programme.
Evan achieves a first for Llanyrafon AFC
Evan Dunn is the first player to go right through Llanyrafon AFC’s junior structure and complete the pathway into the senior men’s team.
“We have created a number of new roles”: E-Warehousing expands into 160,000 sq ft warehouse in Cwmbran
National warehousing and online fulfilment specialists E-Warehousing has agreed terms to lease a 114,000 sq ft warehouse in Cwmbran.
£114,000 invested across two Torfaen playgrounds
Two children’s playgrounds in Torfaen are being transformed with a total investment of £114,489.64.
Final preparations at the £3.7 million “wellbeing hub” built on the site of the former Kingfisher pub in Thornhill
A £3.7 million multi-purpose centre in Cwmbran will offer short-stay and respite accommodation, state-of-the-art communal facilities and a small number of flats for local tenants.
Torfaen Community and Volunteer Awards- Winners revealed this week!
The Torfaen Community and Volunteer Awards take place on Saturday 2 October 2021 at Pontypool Active Living Centre.
VIDEO: Take a look around Cwmbran town centre’s newest shop- Mother Nature’s Goodies
A new independent shop is opening in Cwmbran tomorrow- Monday 27 September 2021.
Come and have a look around Torfaen’s first Zero Waste shop
In 2020 during the pandemic Lauren Morse started a business in a shed at the bottom of her garden in Cwmbran. The response from customers was so good that she decided to open a shop.
Cwmbran footbridge to close for eight days
A footbridge over the Afon Lwyd in Cwmbran will close for eight days for resurfacing work.
Cwmbran hairdresser treats customers to a fish and chip lunch to combat loneliness
Regulars at Aristicutz hair salon in Fairwater Shops have been missing out on the social side of their appointments since the start of the pandemic. Jude Phillips, the owner of the family-run business, said face masks have made it harder for her and her team to enjoy a “natter” with customers.
