Shoezone reopens its new and larger store in Cwmbran town centre today Friday (1 August) selling a wider selection of footwear and new brands.
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Cwmbran schoolfriends raise money for Gwent Police officer Joe Little
Kirk Hicks, Tom Reardon, Chris Chaney and Joe Little were schoolmates at Llantarnam Comprehensive School.
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Mum only DJs at alcohol-free events after daughter died in car crash
I’m so glad I took a photo of Danielle O’Halloran while she was DJing at the opening of a coffee shop in Torfaen.
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Kilted Dragon Distillery: A new distillery making vodka, gin, rum and agave spirits in Cwmbran
A Cwmbran couple are opening a distillery in the town, making a range of drinks including vodka, gin and rum.
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Family raise over £5k for south Wales hospice giving palliative care to their dad
A Llanfrechfa family has raised over £5,500 within a week of setting up a fundraising page for St David’s Hospice Care- who are giving palliative care to their dad.
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Home education: Parents organise weekly day in Torfaen for children to learn and socialise
A group of home education parents have been running a weekly day in Torfaen for their children to learn and socialise.
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What’s the latest on the South Wales housing market?
If you’ve been following life in Cwmbran, you’ll know that the housing market here feels like its own unique story – but it also echoes wider shifts across Wales and the UK.
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‘We must stop bulldozing our seabeds’: call for restrictions on bottom trawling of Wales’ seabeds
A Senedd member called for restrictions on bottom trawling to protect Wales’ seabeds as she criticised the current “rudderless” marine protection policy.
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Senedd debates UK Labour’s record one year on
The Labour UK Government has failed to honour promises made to the people of Wales during the general election just over a year ago, Plaid Cymru’s leader claimed.
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Full justice devolution ‘not on the agenda’ for Wales
A UK minister appeared to “row back” on a commitment to devolve powers over probation and youth justice to Wales, with Westminster set to retain responsibility.