LABOUR CAN’T COMPLAIN ABOUT M4 JUNCTION CLOSURES AFTER SCRAPPING RELIEF ROAD SAYS REFORM MS

Jason O’Connell MS has criticised Welsh Labour politicians in Newport for opposing proposals to close junctions on the M4, arguing their concerns ring hollow after Welsh Labour cancelled the M4 Relief Road in 2019. The Reform UK Wales Shadow Cabinet Minister for the Economy and Transport said Labour’s criticism ignores the fact that it was…

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Off-road bike operation continues in Cynon Valley as issue tops local PACT complaints

South Wales Police neighbourhood teams in Cynon are continuing a summer-long operation targeting illegal off-road bikes being ridden on public roads across the valley, after a bike was seized in Aberdare last week. In a statement posted on Facebook, officers said they were taking a “zero-tolerance approach” to bikes being used in an anti-social manner,…

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Plaid Cymru must commit to major infrastructure projects.

Let’s not forget the Rhondda Cynon Taf Council’s 1.2km long Cynon Gateway North project will connect the A4059 Aberdare Bypass, east of Penywaun, to a new roundabout at Croesbychan, constructed as part of the A465 Heads of Valleys scheme. A three-year contract that will run from May 2026 to June 2029. https://www.geplus.co.uk/uncategorised/cynon-gateway-project-resurrected-as-atkins-realis-joins-team-09-10-2025 Answering questions from the…

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“It will not be quick” — Heledd Fychan MS responds on school bus cuts, but families in RCT face a long wait

The Plaid Cymru MS acknowledges the situation is “clearly unacceptable” — but warns that bringing buses back will be complex, and that the 2026 council elections will be crucial. After AberdareOnline contacted Heledd Fychan MS ahead of publishing our investigation into the school transport cuts in Rhondda Cynon Taf, we received a reply from her…

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A New Face, But the Same Old Welsh Political Machine

Another Wales stitch-up. Plaid Cymru promised change, yet within hours we already have another Labour-Plaid pact, backed by the Lib Dems and Greens. Huw Irranca-Davies, Labour’s former Deputy First Minister, becomes the supposedly impartial Presiding Officer, and the same political bloc keeps control of the Senedd. Nothing has really changed. Wales still faces years of…

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