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Empowering Independence: The Role of Accessible Vehicles in Cwmbran
Accessible vehicles play a pivotal role in fostering independence for individuals in Cwmbran. Traveling freely enhances quality of life and opens opportunities for social interaction, employment, and leisure activities. For those with mobility challenges, having access to a suitable vehicle is crucial in redefining their daily experiences. The Importance of Accessible Transport Adaptive vehicles are […]
Senedd supports ‘scores on the doors’ for care homes
The Senedd supported plans to introduce inspection ratings for care homes, with service providers set to be required to publish “scores on the doors”.
School transport ‘no longer fit for purpose’
Senedd members called for a long-awaited overhaul of “inadequate” school transport, warning too many pupils facing barriers to accessing education.
Ministers urged to keep promise on politicians guilty of deliberate deception
Welsh ministers have been urged to keep a promise to disqualify politicians found guilty of deliberate deception after appearing to backtrack on the commitment.
Cwmbran figure skater Lily Grace Walding wins silver in Holland
She’s on the podium again! Lily Grace Walding, a pupil at Croesyceiliog School, competed in a figure skating competition in Holland over the weekend.
Gwent Cup triumph for Cwmbran Celtic FC under 15s
Cwmbran Celtic FC under 15s are the Gwent Cup champions.
Solar Buddies celebrate tenth anniversary in Cwmbran
Two of these women went to Croesyceiliog Comprehensive School and the third was a pupil at Fairwater Comprehensive School.
‘Slow progress’ on fire service reform in Wales
A Senedd member criticised “slow progress” tackling a toxic culture within fire services, with less than half the recommendations of a damning report implemented 15 months on.
Welsh ministers ’embarrassed’ over Crown Estate devolution
Senedd members criticised Labour’s “utterly embarrassing” position on the Crown Estate, with ministers in Cardiff Bay backing devolution while Westminster blocks reform.