‘During the harder moments of fostering, what’s kept us motivated is seeing the difference we make to their lives.’

Foster carers in Rhondda Cynon Taf share ‘breakthrough’ moments for Foster Care Fortnight. The first time a child laughs, opens up about their day, asks to watch a film; these are moments that many might take for granted, but for foster carers in Wales, they symbolise one thing, a breakthrough. Children who have experienced trauma…

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THE DEADLY PRICE OF PARTNERSHIP: Labour and Plaid Fail the NHS While 1-in-4 Welsh People Wait for Care

With only three days to go until the Senedd election, devastating new NHS figures have laid bare a health service in freefall. Despite years of “co-operation” between Labour and Plaid Cymru, targets are being missed, waiting lists are ballooning, and Welsh patients are facing delays nearly 24 times worse than those in England. Broken Promises,…

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“Dumped and Forgotten”: Questions for NRW After Waste Incidents at Ynys and Aberdare Cemetery

Residents in the Cynon Valley are raising serious concerns following two waste incidents involving Rhondda Cynon Taf County Borough Council (RCTCBC), with questions now being asked about the response from Natural Resources Wales (NRW). Both cases were reported to NRW. In one, the investigation has been closed. In the other, enquiries are still ongoing. Tarmac…

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Caedraw Pupils Nominated for Prestigious Into Film Award for Second Consecutive Year

Pupils at Caedraw Primary School are celebrating outstanding success after being nominated for the Best Animation (Ages 5–11) category at the Into Film Awards for the second year running. Following last year’s amazing achievement, the school has once again been invited to attend the prestigious ceremony in London which the pupils are eagerly looking forward to. This…

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