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Proposed Senior Management restructure agreed by RCTC Cabinet

Is it also time to cut the number of local councillors in Rhondda Cynon Taf?

Calls for Drakeford to apologise after 'inaccurate and irresponsible' Bovine TB claims

Welsh Conservatives have called on the First Minister to apologise after making 'misleading' claims regarding Bovine TB in the Senedd. 

 

The consistent failures of the Welsh Labour Government are having a devastating impact on bus services in Wales

Welsh Conservative response to Wales' bus service closures leaving people 'isolated'

Responding to a BBC Wales report on bus service closures, Welsh Conservative Shadow Minister for Transport, Natasha Asghar MS said: 

 

CTM holds first dose vaccination walk-in clinics

Cwm Taf Morgannwg UHB is holding its first COVID-19 vaccine walk-in clinics.

This week’s walk-ins are for any adult who lives in the Health Board area and is yet to have their first dose.

Many roads across Wales are not fit for purpose a response to Labour Government freeze on all new road building projects

Commenting on the Labour Government’s decision to freeze all new road building projects, Welsh Conservative Shadow Transport Minister, Natasha Asghar MS said:

 

"At such a delicate economic time, this decision could prove a significant blow for our recovery.  

Upcoming works to Ynysmeurig Bridge in Abercynon this summer

The Council is giving advanced notice of disruptive works to Ynysmeurig Bridge in Abercynon which will take place later this summer – requiring a road closure of the main road and a significant diversion for motorists and bus users. 

CTM signs Memorandum of Understanding with BAPIO

Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board is delighted to have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with BAPIO (formally known as the British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin).

TWO RHONDDA MEN BEAT AND LEFT A MAN FOR DEAD BY THE ROADSIDE

Two Rhondda men who left a man for dead on a pavement after beating him with a metal bat have been jailed.Callum Thomas, 23, of Porth and Nathan Emery, 26, of Tonypandy, beat their victim so hard that he was in a coma and hospitalised for months before being released from hospital on Christmas Eve w

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