Ty’n y Wern Primary School in Trethomas has reopened its community bistro, which was going “from strength-to-strength” before pandemic.
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“He was proud of his community, his country and the Senedd” – memorial service held in honour of late MS
A memorial service for the late Senedd Member Mohammad Asghar has been held at the Senedd.
Plans to expand Trinity Fields School expected to go ahead – but rugby pitch will be spared
Original plans to expand the special needs school would have seen the adjacent rugby pitch, used by Penallta RFC, sacrificed.
Care worker in ‘dream job’ named as finalist for national award
Chris Davies, whose job sees him provide apprenticeship opportunities in the care sector, has been nominated for the Wales Care Awards 2022.
£9m temporary accommodation plans backed by council amid housing pressures
Senior councillors have approved plans to spend £9 million on temporary accommodation to address existing pressures on housing.
Tax on homes bought for less than £225k scrapped under new Welsh Government measures
New measures unveiled by Rebecca Evans MS include raising the threshold for paying Land Transaction Tax from its current rate of £180,000.
Water-damaged homes repair will not be completed until 2025
Homes in Rhymney have experienced water damage following a “failed” Welsh Government energy saving scheme.
Rail strikes: Trains to be cancelled on Ebbw Valley line and reduced on Rhymney line
Rail services along the Rhymney and Ebbw Valley lines are set to be affected yet again by strike action.
Library temporarily closed after arson attack
The roof of Llanbradach Library was deliberately attacked by arsonists over the weekend.
More households urged to come forward to support Ukrainian refugees
Wales’ Social Justice minister has called on more households to support refugees fleeing the war in Ukraine.