“I want Deaf kids to see that they can achieve incredible things. Not just in sport, in anything. They’re capable, they’re powerful, and being Deaf isn’t a limit. It’s part of their story.”
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Welsh Water chief quizzed over plans to slash 500 jobs
Senedd members quizzed the boss of Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water about plans to cut around 500 jobs amid concerns about the “enormous” pay and bonuses pocketed by executives.
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Health board faces £19m deficit as Welsh Government demands savings plan
GWENT’S NHS board that expects to finish the year £19 million in the red must deliver a financial recovery plan to the Welsh Government within days.
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Grange hospitals faces pressure as winter bugs arrive sooner than expected
A RULE that has required masks to be worn at Gwent’s hospitals was made due to earlier than expected onset of winter illnesses.
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Health board praises impact of hospital bed reduction one year on
View Post A RESHUFFLE and reduction of beds between two Gwent hospitals has been hailed a success a year after being approved.
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Hip Hop Hits Cwmbran: Free weekly workshops for young creatives
Young people in Torfaen can learn how to scratch vinyl, master breakdance moves, and create bold street art at FREE workshops in Cwmbran.
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‘He’s in critical care’: Cwmbran teenager in hospital after roof fall
“She passed me my son’s’ silver chain and said, ‘he’s in critical care. We need to get you to the hospital’.”
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Llanyrafon FC starting disability football team for year 4-7 boys and girls
Llanyrafon FC is looking to start a new disability football team for players aged under 12- boys and girls from year four to year seven.
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Two ‘rare’ motorbikes stolen in Cwmbran
The owners of two “very rare” motorbikes that were stolen in Cwmbran have put a £1,000 reward for the recovery of both bikes.
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VIDEO: Cwmbran house covered in 30,000 Christmas lights to raise money for Tŷ Hafan
A house in Cwmbran has been transformed into a Christmas wonderland, complete with thousands of lights and decorations, to raise money for Tŷ Hafan, the children’s charity.