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The Council has organised a FREE shuttle bus service between Taffs Well and Nantgarw, in response to an emergency road closure required by Welsh Water

Councillor Rhys Lewis attended Ysgol Bro Taf in Cilfynydd on Thursday, March 20, to formally open the school and meet the pupils and staff that are thriving in their new learning environment.

Councillor Andrew Morgan OBE, and Councillor Rhys Lewis attended Penygawsi Primary School alongside First Minister of Wales, Eluned Morgan MS, to formally open the doors to the new learning facilities.

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is proud to sign the Charter for Families Bereaved Through Public Tragedy.

Councillor Rhys Lewis and Councillor Tina Leyshon attended the RCT Schools Green Carpet Eco Awards Ceremony on Monday, March 17, to award pupils on highlighting the impact of climate change by creating short films.

Cabinet has agreed a £29.647 million Capital Programme for Highways, Transportation and Strategic Projects next year – ensuring significant funding continues to be available for priorities like flood alleviation and improving local roads

The Council has recently completed targeted Resilient Roads schemes on two key commuter routes – the A4059 at Mountain Ash and the A4058 at Dinas – which are designed to reduce the risk of highway flooding in heavy rainfall

It is once again extremely pleasing to see so many local community groups and organisations applying for the grant funding available under the U.K. Government's Shared Prosperity Fund.

JUST over six months since Rhondda Cynon Taf hosted "The Best Eisteddfod Ever" and the cultural festival's immediate benefits – and its longer-term legacy – have been detailed.

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is issuing a stark warning to anyone who abuses the use of blue badges following the successful prosecution of a local woman.