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It's time to reveal the most magical news of the year! Santa's Toy Mine returns to A Welsh Coal Mining Experience at Rhondda Heritage Park Museum from 25th November and tickets will go on sale from Tuesday 26th September.

Important flood alleviation work will begin next week along the length of Park Street in Tylorstown, requiring a local road closure. This is the first of two significant flood alleviation schemes planned to protect the community

Work to deliver the Cwmaman Flood Alleviation Scheme begins next week to strengthen the infrastructure at the Nant Aman Fach which will mitigate nearby properties from flooding – with minimal overall disruption expected throughout

Important proposals to invest in the future Treorchy Flood Alleviation Scheme will be presented to the community in a four-week consultation exercise from September 25 – which will include two events to be held locally

In light of further progress to the scheme to replace the Llanharan Railway Footbridge, the Council can now confirm that a date has been set to lift the new bridge structure into place

Cabinet has agreed proposals for the Council to provide a new funding support package of nearly £4.3 million to support local communities, families and residents impacted by the Cost of Living crisis.

An upgraded culvert system will be installed at a bridge in the rural area of Gelliwion Road in Maesycoed from Monday, September 25

An initial phase of work is now underway to provide additional support to a bridge in Stanleytown. Temporary traffic lights had already been placed on the bridge to mitigate vehicle loading

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council's Cabinet have agreed to extend the existing tough measures to tackle dog fouling and promote responsible dog ownership across the County Borough.

The £1.4m surface water pumping station in Glenboi is now fully-operational, to help protect the community during heavy rainfall. In a recent test run, the system successfully coped with conditions that replicated a large storm event