Angie and David Philllips are two foster carers from Cwmbran. Watch them talk about their crucial role and ask yourself: Could I be a foster carer?

The Mikado by the Welsh Musical Theatre Orchestra had a strange effect on me. I walked out of the Congress Theatre with a smile on my face and headed to the John Fielding pub for a pint and a quiet hour to sort out my notes for this review.

Cwmbran Stadium is the home of Torfaen Pickleball Club. The racquet sport has been played in America since the 1960s but this is the only club in Wales.

A support group for parents of children with diabetes is looking for new members. Gwent Dia-Beat-Ing-It meet on the third Wednesday of every month at Malpas Community Centre (NP20 6WG) from 7pm to 8.30pm. Cwmbran mum Kate Edwards helped set up the group with two friends Vicki Allcock and Vicki Daunter and the help of […]

A car has been driven around Penlyan Fields in Coed Eva, the home of Cwmbran Town AFC youth section.

The new play area Cwmbran Park funded by a £103,000 grant from the Big Lottery Fund opened last Saturday. Volunteers arrived at the field at 8.15am and it was a tough decision whether or not to postpone the day due to the wet weather. But the show went on and it was the right decision. […]

A first-time author whose novel has just been published held her book launch at Llanyrafon Manor in Cwmbran. Mary Jones has written Three Times Removed. The genealogy mystery novel is set in and around Cwmbran, particularly the Oakfield area. I went along and interviewed her for this video. She chats about the plot and how it […]

A popular Cwmbran care home manager who volunteers with St John’s Ambulance on his days off is in the final of the Wales Care Awards

Tia Leigh has taken her first steps since having her right leg amputated above the knee in July. The Cwmbran teenager has been going to Rockwood hospital in Cardiff for physiotherapy.