A Cwmbran pub hosted an outdoor event in its car park to raise money for a charity that has supported a local teenager with a rare kidney condition.
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Pontypool Boxing Club thanks two local businesses for support
The team at Pontyool Boxing Club has thanked two local businesses for helping them out.
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Cwmbran butcher forced to move to Pontypool after indoor adventure park plan approved
A trader in Cwmbran’s Marketplace (‘In Shops’) says the owners of Cwmbran town centre should be held “accountable” for a planning commitment they made to support them to move to new locations when it closes at the end of June.
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Over 100 Gwent hair and beauty professionals trained to spot signs of cancer
HAIRDRESSERS have been trained to spot signs of skin cancer and a call has been made to reach out to barbers as well.
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Award-winning DJ runs hip-hop culture workshops in south Wales
A man who has run classes in hip-hop culture to around 30,000 children and young people is bringing his workshop to the Cwmbran Big Event on Saturday 14 June.
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The Hungry Fork told to close months after opening in Cwmbran
Mother and daughter Rose and Nicole Seaward invested £7,000 in opening a food business in Cwmbran’s Marketplace (‘In Shops’).
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Tidy Butt coffee shop: Mental health charity to open coffee shop centre in Torfaen
A local mental health charity is opening a coffee shop and wellness centre in Torfaen. Tidy Butt is bringing its services to a site in Sebastopol.
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Hospital car park could be covered with canopy of solar panels
A CAR park at Gwent’s largest hospital could be turned into an energy generation hub using solar power.
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Gwent health board reports best cancer targets performance but falls short of national expectations
GWENT’S NHS board has reported its best performance against cancer targets yet but has still fallen short of national expectations.
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Mental health support contract awarded for people at risk of homelessness
A CONTRACT to support the mental health of people at risk of homelessness has been approved by a council cabinet.