If the past 18 months have taught us anything, it’s that we must take care of our health. This includes the health of our eyes. This Eye Health Week (20-26 of September) one of the most important ways you can protect your eyes is by having your regular eye test at your local optometrists….
Responding to the Labour Government’s latest coronavirus briefing which included the announcement of a COVID passport in Wales, Welsh Conservative Senedd leader, Andrew RT Davies MS said: “This is another disappointing U-turn from Labour’s First Minister who told me in July he was against the idea of people having to show a COVID passport…
The Council is supporting National Teaching Assistants’ Day on Thursday, September 16, celebrating the valuable contribution they have made to education across Rhondda Cynon Taf throughout the pandemic. Our Teaching Assistants have also provided vital support to learners of all ages, as well as their classroom colleagues. Councillor Joy Rosser, Rhondda Cynon Taf Council…
With just 100 days to go until Christmas, HMRC is urging shoppers to ensure they don’t get caught out by unexpected charges when buying from overseas traders. Changes introduced on 1 January this year mean that some UK consumers buying presents for family and friends from EU businesses may now need to pay customs charges…
September 16 is a special day when we can mark their incredible contribution to our children’s education. Former primary school teacher Catherine Lynch of education resources experts PlanBee has asked TAs about the pros and cons of their role. Without Teaching Assistants, many schools simply couldn’t function. We at PlanBee are all former primary school teachers….
Top 100 UK law firm, Hugh James, has this week, completed the UK’s first-ever property deal using the revolutionary new Qualified Electronic Signature (QES), which was recently approved by HM Land Registry. The landmark transaction forms part of a national Land Registry pilot, to test the new QES process, which has been described as a…
Labour and Plaid Cymru’s flawed ideas threaten Wales’ economic recovery post-pandemic, a Welsh Conservative Shadow Minister has warned. Last night, it emerged the Welsh Labour Government were in talks with Plaid Cymru over a potential co-operation agreement in the Senedd. A statement from the two parties said they are looking at where they…
Labour 'bereft of ideas’ after the biggest crisis in the history of devolution Welsh Conservatives have accused Labour ministers of being ‘bereft of ideas’ after the Welsh Government only tabled three items of business on the return to the Senedd following eight weeks of summer recess. After the biggest crisis in the history of…
Today Children in Wales launched the report on the findings from our 5th Annual Child and Family Poverty surveys. The findings are bleak and unacceptable. The surveys sought to understand more about the current issues children, young people and families are facing, the impact this has and importantly, to hear the views of children and young people…
Q Will wear and tear of sacks be replaced? A The Council cannot accept responsibility for the wear and tear of green waste sacks. When your bag is worn out you pay the council £3 for a replacement If your bag is lost or stolen you pay the council £3 for a replacement…
