Questions Raised Over ‘Double Standards’ on Fly-Tipping in Rhondda Cynon Taf

A Facebook post by an Abercwmboi councillor condemning fly-tipping has prompted renewed questions over whether Rhondda Cynon Taf Council applies the same standards to itself as it does to members of the public. The councillor shared photographs of rubbish dumped in a lane behind the Abercwmboi Social Club, warning that those responsible would eventually be…

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Legal challenge to second Carmarthenshire school closure rejected by High Court

The High Court has refused permission on all grounds for a legal challenge against a second rural primary school closure in Carmarthenshire. In ST, R (On the Application Of) v Carmarthenshire County Council [2026] EWHC 2038 (Admin) (04 August 2026), Judge Keyser KC concluded that, taking into account the “reality of the situation”, the school is “unlikely…

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Call for discussions about Benedict’s Law

As a new law comes into force in England, designed to protect children with allergies, the Welsh Conservatives are asking the Welsh Government to discuss a similar proposal for Wales with school leaders and unions. Five-year-old Benedict Blythe died in 2021 following an allergic reaction at his primary school.  Despite having an allergy action plan…

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30 years of buses, people and memories for Stagecoach’s Stephen Pincott

Stephen Pincott is celebrating 30 years with Stagecoach, having joinedRhondda Buses in 1996 and spent 23 years as a bus driver before movinginto Marketing and Commercial roles.His career has been about more than buses, with Stephen taking part innumerous charity challenges and community events, supported byStagecoach.Three decades on, Stephen continues to play a key role…

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