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Neath Port Talbot and Blaenau Gwent share the highest percentage of divorced individuals at 16.97% of those who have ever been married. New data from
RSPCA Cymru is appealing for information after six newborn kittens – believed to have been born that day – were found inside plastic bags on
A man from Neath Port Talbot has been jailed for his involvement in the supply of Class A drugs. 36-year-old Vusumuzi Tenga, from Neath, was
The introduction of parking charges at The Princess Margaret Way laybys earlier this year brings Aberavon Seafront in line with many popular visitor destinations. The
A District Judge at Swansea Magistrates Court approved the closure of Vape Land in Commercial Road, Taibach, under Section 80 Of the Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime
Neath Port Talbot residents are being thanked for reaching an outstanding recycling rate of 71.4%. Briton Ferry Recycling Centre Briton Ferry Recycling Centre This achievement
A man who responded to a Facebook post asking licensed waste carriers to move waste but – checks found – didn’t have a license to
Proposals for a new Aldi food store and Starbucks coffee shop on vacant land known locally as Burrows Yard in Aberavon, Port Talbot, have been
• Estynnwyd y Cynllun Adeiladu Capasiti mewn Cymunedau Arfordirol am ddwy flynedd i gefnogi pysgodfeydd a chymunedau arfordirol gyda thwf cynaliadwy ac arallgyfeirio • Mae un
• Coastal Capacity Building Scheme extended for two years to support fisheries and coastal communities with sustainable growth and diversification • Eleven successful projects already strengthening
