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A man from Aberdare has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Keyron Curtis.
A man from Aberdare has pleaded guilty to the manslaughter of Keyron Curtis.
Daniel Howells-Thomas, 24, of Penywaun, Aberdare appeared at Newport Crown Court on Thursday (November 18).
Keyron Curtis, 21, died from what was described by doctor

Welsh Conservative comment on three-week review

Commenting, Welsh Conservative and Shadow Health Minister Russell George MS said:

Cwm Taf Morgannwg Health Board, which covers the Central Valleys and Bridgend, was the worst-performing in Wales against the four-hour target

Labour's NHS records its worst-ever performance figures

More public money on more Welsh administration more public bodies to pay for

Assurances have been sought by the Welsh Conservatives that powers and democracy aren’t going to be stripped from local authorities by Labour ministers.

Public realm improvements in Mountain Ash Town Centre

The Council has completed a series of improvement works to the car park near Rhos Square in Mountain Ash, increasing parking capacity for the town centre and improving the general appearance of the area. 

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council said Fly-tipping in our County Borough will not be tolerated but is this true?

Lazy Fly-Tippers FINED Over £3360

Fly-tip in Rhondda Cynon Taf and you will be caught red handed as these SEVEN individuals have recently found out!

Macmillan warns of worrying gap in cancer survival rates between people living in the least and most deprived areas of Wales

Macmillan warns of worrying gap in cancer survival rates between people living in the least and most deprived areas of Wales

Diabetes UK Cymru demands Welsh Government action as pandemic hits diabetes care hard

Diabetes timebomb:
Charity demands Welsh Government action
as pandemic hits diabetes care hard

 

CTM success at Wales Nurse of the Year awards

Cwm Taf Morgannwg had a spectacular night at the prestigious Wales Nurse of the Year awards as four staff members celebrated wins.

Bed shortage crisis in Welsh hospitals Labour cutting 30% of beds in the NHS since 1999.

Commenting on the bed shortage crisis in Welsh hospitals, Welsh Conservative and Shadow Health Minister Russell George MS said:

“Let’s be clear; Labour ministers over successive years are the authors of this situation after cutting 30% of beds in the NHS since 1999.  

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