Dear Parent / Carer, Pupils will be having input from a company called “Positively You” who will be providing online sessions in lessons on the 31st January 2022. The focus will be on preparing pupils for assessments. The plan for the day is below. Year 11- 'Exam Busters'- 11.30am to 1pm Year 10- 'Study Skills'-…
In this afternoon’s session of the Senedd, the First Minister claimed he has “absolutely nothing to apologise for” despite his overzealous coronavirus restrictions inflicting irreversible damage onto Welsh businesses. Welsh Conservative leader Andrew RT Davies MS called on Mark Drakeford to apologise to business owners across the country and increase financial support to help them…
The Boundary Commission for Wales has announced its panel of Assistant Commissioners who will lead the upcoming Public Hearings and report back to Wales’ Boundary Commissioners on the evidence received. The Assistant Commissioners will form the panel of all upcoming Public Hearings before writing their own report on the representations received by the Commission which…
Work will begin to repair and reconstruct sections of the wall forming banks of the Ordinary Watercourse between Allen Street and Copley Street in Mountain Ash – which have sustained damage across several periods of heavy rainfall. The Council has appointed EDS Marine & Civil Engineering Contractors to carry out the work, which will last…
The next phase of the Tylorstown Landslip project proposes to remediate the remaining tip on the hillside – and residents can now access more details and have their say on this upcoming work in a public consultation. The landslip occurred on the Llanwonno hillside during the unprecedented weather of Storm Dennis in February 2020. Around 60,000 cubic metres of spoil material slipped…
The Council will shortly begin a local small scale flood alleviation scheme at Mostyn Street in Abercwmboi, using Council and Welsh Government funding to upgrade the existing infrastructure and reduce the risk of flooding during periods of heavy rainfall. The £95,000 scheme will deliver a series of improvements – including upgrading the existing culvert inlet…
The NHS crisis that recently led to Wales’ worst A&E waiting times, longest treatment backlog, and slowest ambulance response times on record will only end when the Labour Government in Cardiff Bay improve access to GPs and reduce the barriers doctors face when doing their work. Senedd Conservatives argue that the enormous strain on the…
Below is a response from Rhondda Cynon Taf Council under Freedom of Information December 21 2021 Your request for information has been considered in accordance with the Environmental Information Regulations 2004. The Council’s response is set out below: A The list of all coal tips within the boundary of Rhondda Cynon Taf? B The…
Gwent’s health board has become the latest in Wales to cut its services to the public amid staff shortages, as Covid continues to highlight the long-standing, chronic staff shortages in the Labour-run NHS. This includes reducing hours at Aneurin Bevan Health Board’s minor injuries unit at Ysbyty Ystrad Fawr too despite the Labour Government’s urge…
PoliceOfficers in Aberdare are appealing for information after damage was caused to the Aberdare RFC spectator stand. Seats were damaged along with speaker equipment and a refreshments area, which is expected to cost the club thousands of pounds to fix. The damage was reported by the club on Thursday, 30th December. Officers are now appealing…
