A Torfaen woman is a finalist in Miss Wales 2025.
Call for overhaul of ‘unsustainable’ GP funding model
View Post Senedd members added their voices to a chorus of calls for fair funding for GPs after more than 21,000 people across Wales signed a petition.
Senedd reprimands Tory leader over 20mph tweet
The leader of the Conservative opposition was given a slap on the wrists after a committee found his “false” social media posts brought the Senedd into disrepute.
Supported accommodation plans welcomed at former residential home in Cwmbran
PLANS to develop supported accommodation on the site of a residential home forced to close due to care failings have been welcomed.
Llanyrafon Manor and Tasty Not Wasty get UK Government grants
A COMMUNITY grocery store, a visitor attraction and a village hall and pay-what-you-can cafe and counselling services are among Torfaen groups awarded UK Government funding.
Former timber yard can become private traveller site
A FORMER timber yard will become a privately owned Romany Traveller site after councillors approved a planning application.
A day trip to Goytre Wharf in Bannau Brycheiniog (Brecon Beacons) National Park
A little bit of a trip down memory lane. Somewhere lurking on Facebook is a photo or two of a Fairwater Infants (maybe juniors) class from the early 80s on a school trip to Goytre Wharf. This is part of the Cwmbran Life On Tour series- an occasional spotlight on things to do or visit. It’s 8.5 […]
Curious passers-by leads to Cwmbran sweet shop opening
When passers-by started spotting sweets in a Cwmbran-based online retailer’s unit the two men who run it decided to open a shop.
Council receives more than 700 dog fouling complaints in three years- and issues two on-the-spot fines
A COUNCIL issued just two on-the-spot fines for dog fouling in three years despite receiving more than 700 reports over the same period.
Cwmbran welcomes Bruchsal visitors for 75th anniversary of new town celebrations
Cwmbran welcomed a group of visitors from Bruchsal in Germany on the weekend. It was part of the town’s celebrations of being a new town for 75 years.