Aberdare Cemetery: New Photographs Raise Fresh Questions Over Waste Dumping

Councillor Ann Crimmings, Leader of Rhondda Cynon Taf Council, said: “There is NEVER an excuse to blight our mountains, towns, streets and villages with waste, and we will find those responsible and hold them to account.” New photographs sent to AberdareOnline appear to show further waste scattered across Aberdare Cemetery, raising fresh questions about how…

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Jason O’Connell MS praises Merthyr Tydfil fire service for wildfire response

Reform MS Jason O’Connell has praised Merthyr Tydfil’s fire service for its outstanding efforts in tackling the unprecedented number of wildfires seen across the area this summer. Mr O’Connell recently met with local firefighters to hear directly about the challenges they have been facing and the pressure placed on crews responding to fires across Merthyr…

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Growing Concern After Photos Show Discoloured Cynon Valley River

The images, posted in a local Facebook group, show a low-flowing section of river that several commenters identified as being around Penrhiwceiber and Abercynon. The water appears grey-green with a light surface film and patches of brownish-blue colouring. Residents across the Cynon Valley have voiced concern after photographs shared on social media appeared to show…

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Operation Milkman: £1.8 million in potential penalties for overloaded vehicle operators

Welcome to the first of our regular enforcement updates – where we’ll share: Our priority is to keep everyone protected from unsafe vehicles and drivers and we conduct investigations into non-compliance issues as part of our ongoing enforcement activity. We want to share a recent court case with you that demonstrates what happens where non-compliance is detected, so you can see what action we…

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Goose Fouling Still Blights Aberdare Park Despite Green Flag Status as Council Announces New Management Strategy

Fresh concerns have been raised over the condition of Aberdare Park after residents described large areas of the historic Victorian park as being covered in goose droppings just weeks after it underwent its annual Green Flag inspection. During a visit to the park on 8 July, AberdareOnline observed extensive goose fouling on footpaths surrounding the…

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