PCSOs Mason Williams and Joshua Clarke attended Thomastown social club for a @2wish family fun day, bringing the police van for families to have a chance to sit in the vehicle as well as try on uniform and riot gear. This was a great way to engage with local families, breaking down barriers and promoting…
Equality Impact Assessments (EIAs) carried out by Welsh councils often lacked robust evidence, clear analysis of the impact on different groups, and meaningful engagement with those affected, the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) has warned in a report that it said offers lessons for councils across the United Kingdom. The equalities watchdog said the…
Commenting on the publication of an independent assessment of Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, which has uncovered serious failings in leadership, governance and patient safety, Natasha Asghar MS, Shadow Minister for Health and Social Care, said: “This is yet another deeply concerning report into one of Wales’ largest health boards, exposing serious and systemic failings…
A series of information sessions have been organised by Rhondda Cynon Taf Council and its partners to support those affected by the recent, unexpected closure of the London Mint Office Ltd distribution centre in Williamstown. The events will provide access to a range of support services, information and advice. There will also be opportunities for…
A civil engineering contractor cannot claim against Vale of Glamorgan Council as – while it was a supplier to a collapsed contractor – it lacked the formal status of ‘named supplier’ under the relevant contract. That ruling has come from the High Court in a case heard by HHJ Keyser KC and brought against the council…
We kick off our 50th pre-season campaign with a very tough start against Championship opposition in Glynneath Rfc The two clubs bridging on a new relationship that’s been brewing for some time. For 80 mins we will become rivals, but rest assured the friendship will continue post game. That’s where we need your help, we…
Nominations are now open for the 2026 Sport Caerphilly Sport Awards, giving residents the opportunity to recognise the outstanding individuals, clubs and volunteers who make a difference through sport and physical activity across Caerphilly County Borough. The awards celebrate those who inspire others through their dedication, commitment and achievements, both on and off the field….
The Easter bunny paid an eggstra special visit to winning schools across Rhondda Cynon Taf this month – yes we know its August – to crown three schools winners of the Easter Egg Recycling Challenge. A fantastic 53 schools from across Rhondda Cynon Taf took part in the challenge this year, which was set in April, collecting…
A Rhondda shop has been forced to CLOSE after it was issued with a Closure Order by Rhondda Cynon Taf Council’s Trading Standards department for the illegal sale of tobacco and vaping products, including reports of sales to children. This latest case, which marks the third closure in just over a month, sends a clear…
Aberaman, one of the largest communities in the Cynon Valley with a population of around 5,000, has been without a dedicated community centre for three decades — and residents say local councillors have shown little urgency in addressing it. The village’s original hall, which opened in 1910 and once housed a library, games rooms, a…
