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Journeys over the festive period will be capped at £1.50 per journey in Rhondda Cynon Taf during the month of December 2025. In addition, bus travel for 5 to 21-year-olds will be capped at £1 for a single journey from September 2025

Businesses in Tonypandy have voted to develop a Business Improvement District (BID) in the historic town to support future investment and development.

In a bold step towards fostering environmental awareness in young minds, The Eco Avengers school workshop has been making a lasting impact across Primary Schools in Rhondda Cynon Taf.

Funded by Welsh Government, the work will take place at the site known as 'Tunnel Tip Aberdare' – located east of Cenarth Drive and Llangorse Road

The scheme for Tirfounder Road and Bro Deg has aimed to tackle a known risk at an unnamed ordinary watercourse, which originates east of Bro Deg and conveys to the River Cynon

Get involved in making a change to help build a healthier future and improved local services for RCT residents.

The Council is asking owners of land containing private culverts and watercourses to consider undertaking some key maintenance activities this summer, to reduce flood risk in the autumn and winter months ahead

Young people with special educational needs are thriving in supported internships across a range of work environments, thanks to a recently-awarded Rhondda Cynon Taf Council scheme.

On Thursday, July 17, Councillor Rhys Lewis, Cabinet Member for Education, Inclusion and the Welsh Language, visited Ysgol Gynradd Gymraeg Castellau in Beddau to formally open the new Nursery and Reception unit.

A new information board has been officially unveiled at the Cwmparc Blitz Memorial, honouring the 28 lives tragically lost in an air raid during World War II.