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Rhondda Cynon Taf Council using a postcode lottery when it comes to cleaning out old culverts?

Most will remember Storm Callum that struck in October 2018 some will not want to remember as it was bad if you were one of the many residents who unfortunately had floodwater in their property flooding was widespread throughout Cynon Valley with roads blocked the A465 Heads of the Valleys road c

Alarm sounded at hasty decision to press ahead with decision on future of Royal Glamorgan A&E

The Campaign to Save Royal Glamorgan Hospital A&E (SRGAE) is sounding the alarm at a decision by Cwm Taf University Health Board to press ahead with making a firm decision on the future status of the Royal Glamorgan Hospital Accident & Emergency department at its meeting in June.

Diabetes UK Cymru urges people with diabetes to look after their feet to prevent amputations during the pandemic

Diabetes UK is urging people with diabetes to look after their feet during lockdown and to seek medical help urge

Jail for two drug dealers caught with four kilos of cocaine

Two drug suppliers from Rhondda Cynon Taf have been jailed for a total of 12 years following a police investigation by South Wales Police’s Organised Crime Unit.

Covid-19: ‘Labour’s borrow-and-spend policy is neither bold, nor innovative, but potentially dangerous’

The Shadow Finance Minister, Nick Ramsay MS, has expressed his concern at the Supplementary Budget announced today (May 27), describing elements of it as “potentia

Covid ward role for health visitor Nicole

A Rhondda health visitor is back in her community after spending two weeks working on a Covid ITU ward.

Covid-19: No improvement in testing capacity in Wales – again

Janet Finch-Sau

Financial impact of forest fires soars to over £500k

Quick thinking from a bank clerk led to the arrest of two men on suspicion of committing fraud by false representation on Wednesday, 20 May.

Officers managed to catch up with two men near the house of an elderly woman as they waited for her to return home in Rhondda.
The woman, 71, had gone to the bank to withdraw money – payment for them to clean her patio.

A Welcome Sight

Many outpatient clinics are currently suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic and services in the NHS have had to find innovative ways in which to engage with patients to maintain and provide treatment.

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