Rhondda Cynon Taf Council has started moving the illegal waste they dumped in the Glynhafod beauty spot known locally as “The reservoirs”. RCTCBC were only allowed to tip and reuse 1,000 tonnes of this waste under the U1 exemption? Natural Resources Wales had given advice and guidance to Rhondda Cynon Taf Council with regard…
The Welsh Liberal Democrats want to see infant class sizes reduced to a maximum of 25. Evidence shows that children achieve more if taught in smaller classes. This would seem to be common sense – the smaller the class the more time a teacher has to spend with individual pupils making sure they understand what…
With the support of Rhondda Cynon Taf Council, the ambitions of Cynon Valley Museum Trust have moved a stage closer following confirmation that £62,700 Heritage Lottery Funding has been secured . The Heritage Lottery Funding, combined with funding secured from sources such as Coalfields Regeneration Trust, the Welsh Church Act and business sponsorship mean that…
The Welsh Liberal Democrats would protect spending on higher education and support students with their living costs, the party has announced today. The Welsh Liberal Democrats would establish a Student Living Support Grant, which would be worth £2,500 per full-time student per year. This would apply for all Welsh domiciled students, no matter where in…
A group called Re-Live is using the power of theatre to deliver innovative dementia training aimed at the social care workforce. The training is based around a bilingual play called Belonging / Perthyd which was written to reflect the real-life experiences of people living with dementia, their families and the working lives of health and…
Five of St John pupils attended a 'Meet and Greet' with Mo Farah on Friday 25th March, prior to the World Half Marathon event in Cardiff on the Saturday: Joe Ringrose Adam MacDonald Georgia Davies Ceri Payne Lauren Flynn For the full article please click on the following link: http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/news/view/224489-pupils-meet-mo-farah
A new animation funded by Macmillan Wales is already being screened in some Welsh hospitals to help people affected by cancer spot the signs and symptoms of Metastatic Spinal Cord Compression (MSCC). The seven-minute long animation is available in English and Welsh to use on television screens to help patients understand MSCC and recognise…
