Plaid leader claims “there’s no such thing as illegal immigration” despite border crime in his own constituency

The Welsh Conservatives have accused Plaid Cymru Leader Rhun ap Iorwerth of being “in denial and out of touch” about the reality of illegal immigration. Earlier this month, the Plaid Leader claimed there is “no such thing” as illegal immigration but it reports this week confirmed that there had been arrests of illegal immigrants, including…

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Op Bang in Cwmdare

As part of Op Bang, our Licensing Officers have been actively engaging with local shops . Today, PC Moseley visited the Cynon Valley, sharing valuable advice with retailers on curbing anti-social behaviour. At Cwmdare Store, Mr. Joy is proudly supporting our efforts by limiting the sale of eggs and flour to children. If shopkeepers decline…

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Rhondda Cynon Taf Council Cabinet agrees Budget consultation process as phase one starts soon

The Council will soon start the first phase of its annual public consultation into next year’s Budget (2026/27), after Cabinet agreed to continue an established two-phase approach. Phase one will focus on investment priorities, and will enable online and offline participation that includes face-to-face engagement.  A report to Cabinet on Wednesday, October 22, informed Members…

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ICO cracks down on police data delays

The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) has issued an enforcement notice to South Wales Police (SWP) over serious delays in handling subject access requests (SARs). An investigation revealed that between April 2023 – March 2024, SWP only responded to 29% of SARs within the statutory timeframe. It also found that as of August 2025, the force…

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Welsh Conservatives Slam Labour Over £14.6m NRW Bailout

Wales This Week: NRW “Not Really Working” ? Failure to Investigate Environmental Damage at Cwmbach Wetlands: A Concern for Public Accountability Following the conclusion of HMRC’s investigation into Natural Resources Wales’ payroll mismanagement, the Welsh Conservatives have criticised the Welsh Labour Government for wasteful spending in its £14.6 million bailout. While ministers claim NRW will…

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Fifth person charged in connection with Rhydyfelin murder investigation

Zoe Peters, 36, of Rhydyfelin, Pontypridd has been charged with attempt murder and conspiracy to wound another. She will appear at Cardiff Magistrates Court this morning, Tuesday October 28. Detective Inspector Rebecca Merchant said: “Our thoughts remain with the family and loved ones of Liam Woolford at this difficult time. “I would like to thank the…

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