This fun-filled musical adventure is based on the beloved film version of Ian Fleming’s book. Wed 5 Nov 2025 7:00pm Thu 6 Nov 2025 7:00pm Fri 7 Nov 2025 7:00pm Sat 8 Nov 2025 2:00pm 7:00pm With unforgettable songs from the Sherman Brothers (Mary Poppins) such as Hushabye Mountain, Chu-Chi Face, Toot Sweets, plus the…
We’re thrilled to partner with the JB17 Performance Training ‘Football Coaching in the Community’ initiative! Together, we’re empowering young people through sports. Youth Engagement Officer PC Nick Rayner is supporting Jon Brown and his team by promoting teamwork, discipline, and respect. Recently, he talked to the kids about the impact of anti-social behaviour and our…
Aaron Lloyd, 28, of Oak Street, Clydach, Tonypandy was sentenced on Monday, October 27, to two years and five months in prison for multiple offences, including dangerous driving, driving without a valid license, and using a vehicle without third-party insurance. On June 4, 2025, police were alerted when a stolen vehicle activated Automatic Number Plate…
South Wales Police are appealing for witnesses following a collision involving a 13-year-old boy on Hill Street, Pen-Y-Graig, Tonypandy, at approximately 3:30pm last Thursday, October 23. The teenager was riding a scooter when he and a 14-year-old friend exited a back lane onto Hill Street. As they did, the driver of a vehicle approached, and…
The Welsh Government has launched a consultation on changes to local elections rules that include making them fully bilingual and allowing candidates in local government elections to incur reasonable expenses for personal security and property protection without these costs counting towards their campaign expenditure limits. The consultation seeks views on the draft Local Elections (Wales) (Amendment) Rules…
Residents in Pentre are advised that a series of survey works will be undertaken in their community over the weeks ahead, to inform the major Pentre Flood Alleviation Scheme. Significant flood resilience measures have been delivered in Pentre over recent years, and the future Flood Alleviation Scheme will be a further multi-million pound investment in…
A new report from the National Audit Office (NAO) has revealed that school transport costs in England have soared by 70% since 2015, placing a significant strain on council budgets. The report warns that local authorities are struggling to meet their legal duty to provide transport for eligible pupils while managing escalating costs and budget…
Volume 773: debated on Wednesday 22 October 2025 That this House has considered coal tip safety and the prohibition of new coal extraction licences Just as coal ran in rich veins beneath the Welsh valleys and mountains, it also runs deep through the history of the people of Wales. Around this industry, thriving and vibrant communities developed all across the south Wales…
Aberaman residents have renewed their long-running call for a community hub, three decades after the village’s original hall burned down. At the PACT meeting on Thursday, October 30, campaigners presented a detailed petition and supporting documentation to the three Aberaman ward councillors, urging them to back the reinstatement of a community centre on the former…
Women, parents and family members are being encouraged to share their recent experiences of maternity and neonatal services as part of a national assessment of their safety. The voices and experiences of women, parents and families, and the maternity and neonatal workforce in Wales will be at the heart of the Maternity and Neonatal National Assurance…
