The Senedd rejected Conservative calls for the UK Government to compensate charities for the increasing cost of employer national insurance (NI) contributions from April.
Eye care services ‘woefully under-resourced’
Tens of thousands of people at the greatest risk of irreversible sight loss are languishing on waiting lists for too long, with services woefully under-resourced, a committee heard.
Torfaen Veterans Support Hub goes from ‘strength to strength’
“In here, a lot of them have been through the same thing so they do relax.”
Giving Hope Torfaen: £15,300 grant to help work with rough sleepers
A Torfaen-based charity that helps people sleeping rough has been awarded a £15,300 grant to support their work.
Maendy Primary School: Past pupils, families and members of the community invited to event
These pics show the progress on the new £17.1m Maendy Primary School being built in Northville- next to the current school.
‘No dog poop’ protest planned for Pontnewdd Park
Responsible dog owners and their pets are joining users of a Cwmbran park to hold a peaceful protest against dog mess.
Join Croesyceiliog Bowls Club: Free taster session
Croesyceiliog Bowls Club wants to encourage more people into the sport with a FREE taster session.
‘We feel valued in what we’re doing’: Volunteer as a community welfare responder with the Welsh Ambulance Service
Two volunteers in Cwmbran are part of a team helping to reduce pressure on the ambulance service and local hospitals.
Cwmbran resident officially opens new footbridge at town’s train station
A RAILWAY station that opened just under 40 years ago has now been made fully accessible to people with disabilities for the first time.
Delays to tribunal reforms ‘deeply troubling’
Senedd members urged ministers to press ahead with urgently needed reforms of the Welsh tribunal system or risk leaving the courts unable to cope with demand.