Work converting the former chapel into the strong community asset it is today began in 2015, with the building modernised and its churchyard converted into a vibrant garden.
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“We are in a crisis”: Homelessness charity shares struggles of rough sleepers in winter
Hayley Thomas, founder of homelessness charity HCT, wants the council to make it easier for people in need to ask for help.
Van firm strikes multi-million pound deal to buy its base from landlords
A van firm that once operated out of its director’s spare room has now bought its own property in a £2.2 million deal.
Council could force sales of listed buildings if owners fail to protect them
Senior councillors have backed a new proposal aimed at preserving the county borough’s most at-risk listed buildings.
Owners of long-term empty homes could have council tax bills quadrupled
There are 1,008 so-called long-term empty homes across the county borough, including 131 that have stood empty for a decade or longer.
Dealer who played “leading role” in cannabis and ketamine supply jailed
Connor Sainsbury, 21, or Brynhyfryd, Pontlottyn, has been jailed for three years and eight months.
Vaughan Gething launches Welsh Labour leadership bid
Wales’ economy minister has launched his bid to become the next Welsh Labour leader – and succeed Mark Drakeford as Wales’ First Minister.
Senedd debate calls for greater regulation for debt collectors
Labour’s Jack Sargeant said a third of people contacted by bailiffs during the cost-of-living crisis have experienced behaviours that broke the rules.
Calls for farming support funding to be protected voted down
Samuel Kurtz led a Conservative debate which called on the Welsh Government to maintain the basic payment scheme (BPS) budget in 2024.
Proposed law to improve mental health services receives cross-party support
A bill proposed by Conservative MS James Evans aimed at improving mental health services in Wales has passed its first hurdle.