A Cwmbran author who “scribbled notes” in a pocket notebook and typed them up in and around family life has published his debut supernatural horror novel.
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Torfaen to host its first-ever Great Global Greyhound Walk
Torfaen is set to join a worldwide celebration of sighthounds this weekend with dog owners taking part in the borough’s first-ever Great Global Greyhound Walk.
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2,000 miles: 30 days: Man to run from Land’s End to John O’Groats and cycle back to Cornwall
A man who is running a 1,000 mile route from Land’s End to John O’Groats and then cycling back to Cornwall will pass near Cwmbran on Friday.
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REVIEW – Lunch at the Llantarnam Grange cafe in Cwmbran
I thought the sort of places where a chef tells you a story about the food on your plate had a certain price point – expensive- and you’d probably have to book a table.
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REVIEW: Lunch at The Farmer’s Table in Greenmeadow Community Farm
Is Glamorgan sausage vegetarian? I’m the world’s worst food reviewer so I write about the experience of eating out. This means I don’t get tongue-tied coming up with a fancy new term to describe a sausage sandwich.
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Senedd pays heartfelt tribute to Hefin David
The Welsh Parliament paused to pay tribute to Hefin David, the late Caerphilly Senedd member, who approached politics “with heart, with humour and with hope”.
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Girl Gang Socials: New women’s walking group in Cwmbran builds community and friendship
Two friends have started a new social group in Cwmbran for women, meeting up for a walk and ending in a local café to continue the conversation and laughter.
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Congress Theatre: What’s on during October 2025
Find out what’s coming up at the Congress Theatre in Cwmbran during October 2025.
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Calls for traffic calming on James Street in Blaenavon rejected
CALLS for traffic calming measures on a residential street more than 4,000 vehicles drive through in a week have been rejected.
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Cricket clubs ‘stumped’ by housing developments, Senedd told
Welsh cricket clubs are being hit for six-figure bills to cover the cost of safety netting due to housing developments springing up near their grounds, the sport’s governing body warned.