Rhondda Cynon Taf Council sees staggering rise in pothole damage claims lodged against it in the last three years

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council has seen a staggering rise in the number of claims lodged against it for damage caused by potholes in the last three years. As Britain’s ‘pothole crisis’ hits record levels, an investigation by Accident Claims Advice has revealed the local authority spent more than £31K in compensation alone as the number of claims…

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Pennant Walters links with BITC to distribute blankets and hot water bottles across Rhondda Cynon Taf

Pennant Walters has answered a plea from Business in the Community (BITC) to help support nearly 60 households in the region with cold weather essentials. Linking with BITC, the local energy company has provided funding to allow blankets and hot water bottles to be bought and distributed through partners, Citizens Advice Bureau Pontypridd and Beacon…

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Reminder: A465 Overnight Closures.

As part of the ongoing construction works the following overnight closures are required on the A465 (both directions): Monday 7 April between Hirwaun (Rhigos Junction) and Cefn Coed (A470 Junction)Tuesday 8 April between Cefn Coed (A470 Junction) and Dowlais TopWednesday 9 April between Cefn Coed (A470 Junction) and Dowlais TopThursday 10 April between Hirwaun (Rhigos…

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Illegal tree felling crackdown: NRW secures three significant prosecutions

Natural Resources Wales (NRW) has successfully prosecuted three individuals for illegal tree felling, reinforcing its commitment to protecting Wales’ forests and ancient woodlands. In a series of recent cases from across Wales, NRW’s Forest Regulation and Legal teams have taken decisive action against unauthorised tree felling, securing fines totalling £22,000, and a confiscation order of…

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Tourist Tax: Back British Holidays urges policymakers to scrap planned tourist taxes.

UK research indicates that 21% of potential holidaymakers would cancel their overnight trips if such a tax were introduced in their destination. Additionally, another 21% would reduce their spending while on holiday. Back British Holidays is calling on policymakers to reconsider proposals for tourist taxes, as new analysis suggests these levies could significantly harm local tourism economies. In…

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Taxpayers Lose Out as Rhondda Cynon Taf Council Buys Back Land the Welsh Government Previously Sold Off Cheaply to a developer

A controversial land deal in Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT) has sparked outrage, with critics questioning why taxpayers’ money has been wasted on repurchasing land that was once government-owned. The site in question, formerly home to the Trecynon chicken factory and previously the Hover and Girling site, was once a major employer in Cynon Valley during…

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