THOUSANDS have signed two petitions against the move from black bin collections to black bag collections in Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT).
Author - Anthony Lewis
Local Democracy Reporter
MORE financial support has been announced for businesses affected by flooding in Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT) following last month’s Storm Bert.
PONTYPRIDD needs more care homes like Cae Glas not less, says the daughter of a woman who was cared for there.
PLANS to create student accommodation in Treforest have been recommended for approval by council officers.
PLANS for a cycle pump track on land where material from a landslide had been stored have been recommended for approval by officers.
THERE were four landslides in Merthyr Tydfil as a result of Storm Bert, the council has confirmed.
PONTYPRIDD'S main park will not open until the end of next week at the very earliest after damage caused by Storm Bert. But the council remains...
PONTYPRIDD'S main park remains closed following Storm Bert but a major mountain road is now reopen.
RHONDDA CYNON TAF Council is providing grants of £1,000 to residents and small and medium-sized businesses which have been impacted by flooding in...
A SUPPORT hub has been set up at Aberfan & Merthyr Vale Community Centre to help people following the floods caused by Storm Bert.
