FedFest – the annual fun day held by The Federation of Blenheim Road Primary School and Coed Eva Primary School – drew a large crowd on Friday 5 June as families packed into the grounds of Coed Eva Primary School.
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Agreement set for first £6m of Cwmbran’s £20m Pride in Place fund
TORFAEN: AN agreement is expected to be put in place to deliver the first £6 million of a £20m fund promised for Cwmbran. v.1
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Cwmbran coach’s charity haircut supports young cancer patients and youth football
Cwmbran Town’s youth chairman Alex Guest has had his long hair cut off in a charity head shave – with help from the club’s under‑8s, who each took a turn with the scissors.
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VIDEO: Join a new mixed ability rounders league in Cwmbran
A new mixed ability rounders league has started in Cwmbran.
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From lockdown health kick to Britain’s strongest woman podium
Cwmbran’s Kirsty Robathan‑Smith has finished third in Britain’s Strongest Woman.
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The route from Henllys village to the old Henllys Quarry
This is how you walk from the Henllys One Stop to the old Henllys Quarry.
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Free Park & Ride to the Cwmbran Big Event: Here’s how to make the most of it
Cwmbran residents heading to the Cwmbran Big Event on Saturday 13 June are being encouraged to take advantage of a new free Park & Ride service, designed to make travelling to the Boating Lake easier, quicker and less stressful.
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John Fielding awarded five in Scores on Doors food hygiene scheme
Cwmbran’s Spoons pub has just been awarded five (the highest mark) in Wales’ Scores on the Doors rating scheme for food hygiene.
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Children invited to design Torfaen’s new library card
Young people across Torfaen are being encouraged to get creative and design the area’s next children’s library card
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New minister for local government, housing and planning sets out priorities for the seventh Senedd term
Wales’ new housing minister has said everyone in Wales should have a “safe, warm home” – but admitted “this most basic of needs is out of reach for thousands of people”.