A beloved online community dedicated to preserving the history and heritage of Aberdare is in crisis after its founder was locked out of his own group. Tony Williams, the man behind the popular Facebook group “A Bit of Old Aberdare”, has issued an urgent appeal for help after the group was hacked, leaving him removed…
Conservative MS Natasha Asghar, has tabled a Statement of Opinion calling for women’s single-sex spaces to be protected. Not a single Plaid Cymru, Labour, Green or Liberal Democrat Member of the Senedd has signed it. The statement sets out a series of straightforward principles. It calls for the rights and safety of women and girls…
As part of the day multiple warrants and patrols were carried out across mid-Glamorgan, 21 arrests were made for a variety of offences including shoplifting, illegal working, various drug offences and recalls to prison along with this action Ronty Mini Market in Merthyr Tydfil was closed down due to illegal tobacco sales. We also handed…
Gerwyn Hussey, 34 from Aberdare was sentenced to five years in prison following his conviction. Amie Dare, 34 from Aberdare was sentenced to three years and six months in prison following her conviction. Kirk Howells, 43 from Hirwaun was sentenced to four years in prison following his conviction. This follows a police investigation into an…
An action plan to tackle anti-social behaviour in South Wales communities is being launched today (June 15). The Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour Together plan sets out how South Wales Police and a range of partners will work together to target offenders, support communities and bring long-lasting solutions to local problems. It demonstrates a clear programme of action to…
Most dog owners do the right thing – but dog fouling is still an issue we need to tackle. We’re asking residents to take part in a consultation on the future of local dog control measures. Your ideas and feedback matter Consultation closes 20th July https://orlo.uk/tQfc9 Remember to make your comments count and carry out…
The Council will shortly undertake routine maintenance work at Cefnpennar tip, with the site being accessed by workers from tomorrow. Earlier this year, a Welsh Government-funded scheme saw the existing access tracks upgraded on site, to ensure future maintenance activity can be carried out more easily. Additional funding has now been secured from the Coal…
