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Headteacher of Aberdare Community School, Mr Richard Owen, recently attended The 2025 Royal Garden Party at Buckingham Palace to celebrate and recognise those working in Education and Skills.

Responding to the publications of the Natural Resources Wales (NRW) Outline Business Case (OBC) which concluded not to proceed with options to reduce the risk of flooding to homes along Clydach Terrace.

First Minister Eluned Morgan and Deputy First Minister Huw Irranca-Davies visited the works site on Wednesday, June 18. They were welcomed by Rhondda Cynon Taf Council Cabinet Member, Councillor Mark Norris

Residents in Porth may notice river wall repairs taking place adjacent to the A4058 from next week, downstream of the bridge at Brook Street. Sections of the river wall were damaged during storm events during late 2024

Cabinet has received an update on the work undertaken by Trivallis towards the future regeneration vision for the Penrhys estate and its surrounding area

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council's Cabinet has approved the launch of an eight-week consultation, on a proposed improved model for respite care for adults with learning disabilities.

Construction work will begin next week on the section of the Rhondda Fach Active Travel Route between Ferndale and Tylorstown. This represents the final main section of the 10km walking and cycling route to be built

Trehopcyn Primary School is excited to announce the opening of its new Community Hub. The state-of-the-art facility is designed to serve as a community space for local residents, groups, and organisations to enjoy.

Cabinet Members have approved a new 'RCT Affordable Warmth Strategy' to help those residents who struggle to afford adequate heating for their homes – establishing a framework for Council investment, action and intervention

Preparatory work to install a small kiosk at the redeveloped bingo hall site in Pontypridd, to sell food and drink to take away, will start on site next week (June 17) – before the kiosk is then delivered to the site a week later