PLANS for a new community hub which would allow a football club in the Rhondda to become financially sustainable have been approved by councillors.
Author - Anthony Lewis
Local Democracy Reporter
COUNCILLORS have opposed plans for an HMO in the Rhondda with nearly 50 public objections too.
THE WELSH Government has said that Merthyr Tydfil Council cannot approve a major £300m ski slope and resort development at Rhydycar West itself.
PLANS for up to six wind turbines as high as 180m between Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney have been rejected by a planning inspector because of the...
MERTHYR TYDFIL is set to receive £20 million from the UK Government for things like revitalising high streets and local parks.
A NEW school for children with additional learning needs (ALN) will be built on the site of a former council HQ in the Rhondda.
THE SITE of the old Rhondda Powerhouse which was a focal point of the Tonypandy riots of 1910 will be turned into almost 70 flats with a councillor...
“IF IT IS NOT going to happen here it is going to happen somewhere else. We need it is as a town, we need it as a community.” That’s what Jorge...
COUNCILLORS in Rhondda Cynon Taf and Merthyr Tydfil have backed calls for the Crown Estate to be devolved to Wales.
RESIDENTS of Rhondda Cynon Taf will pay 4.7% more in council tax next year.
