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Mae Cynllun Placiau Glas Coffa i ddathlu pobl, lleoedd, a digwyddiadau nodedig ledled Castell-nedd Port Talbot bellach wedi agor. O dan yr enw Placiau Glas
A COMMEMORATIVE Blue Plaque Scheme to celebrate notable people, places and events across Neath Port Talbot is now open. Known as the Neath Port Talbot
Addressing a full meeting of Council on Wednesday, 8th January 2025, the Mayor of Neath Port Talbot, Cllr. Matthew Crowley paid tribute to his uncle,
A vacant and derelict former commercial building in Neath Abbey has been given a new lease of life, having been fully refurbished and transformed into
One of the largest community park redevelopment projects in Neath Port Talbot is now underway, as the Glynneath Welfare Park is set for a major
The annual Remembrance Day services and parades will take place in Port Talbot and Neath on Sunday, November 10th, 2024. Remembrance ceremonies will also be
Neath Port Talbot Council Waste Enforcement, Licensing and Trading Standards Officers have been involved in a multi-agency operation to expose unlicensed waste carriers who are
Neath Port Talbot Council’s Wellbeing and Behaviour Service has been awarded the prestigious Bronze Award for Outstanding Impact on Education at the 2024 Mental Health
Community Union has launched a new Support Centre in the heart of Port Talbot to support steelworkers affected by the closure of the Blast Furnaces
Neath Port Talbot Council in partnership with Tai Tarian and Cardiff University’s Welsh School of Architecture has secured £250,000 from the UK Governments Shared Prosperity
