THERE was no breach of contract by a private partnership running GP surgeries that failed to pay doctors, staff, pension contributions and the taxman.
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Disability football tournament to be held in Cwmbran
A disability football tournament is being held in Cwmbran thanks to the town’s newest team.
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Memorial Service for Rorke’s Drift Cwmbran hero John Fielding
The 146th anniversary of the Battle of Rorke’s Drift was marked earlier this month with an Act of Remembrance Service for John Fielding.
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New home for Torfaen Warriors Amateur Boxing Gym
A Cwmbran boxing club that started 32 years ago has moved to a new gym described by the head coach as being “like a Rolls Royce”.
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People with disabilities produce new guides to six Torfaen parks
New guides have been produced by people with disabilities to help anyone visiting six popular parks in Torfaen discover how accessible they are before they visit.
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Meet Nour, the community champion for Morrisons in Cwmbran
Nour is the community champion at Morrisons in Cwmbran. Did you know that last year over 200 organisations were able to use the store to raise money for good causes?
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Councillor opposed to dropping English from constituency name
A PROPOSAL to add an extra Welsh word to a constituency name has been made – a councillor opposed to dropping the English language was told.
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Senedd rubber stamps £7m property tax rise
Senedd members rubber stamped a £7m increase in the higher rate of land transaction tax.
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Progress on tackling fuel poverty ‘far too slow’
Progress on reaching a target of no more than 5% of households in Wales living in fuel poverty by 2035 has been far too slow, a committee warned.