The Maesyffynnon Extra Care facility has welcomed its first residents – and among them is Ann Boland who, alongside guide dog Flora, is now benefitting from the security of 24/7 support and additional independence
21 May 2020
The Council will expand its emergency childcare provision from the start of June – by increasing the number of hubs from 13 to 25 in response to the ever-increasing demand for key workers and vulnerable learners
21 May 2020
In line with guidance from the Welsh Government, the Council is currently progressing a number of changes to town centres across the County Borough, including the removal and restricting of access to street furniture
21 May 2020
Tonight the country is being encouraged to take part in a huge round of applause to show our appreciation of all those working in the NHS, and across all frontline services, at such a difficult time.
21 May 2020
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is improving an already comprehensive package of benefits for foster carers, to encourage more people to consider supporting vulnerable children and young people in our communities.
21 May 2020
The Council is once again supporting Mental Health Awareness Week (May 18-24), in association with the Mental Health Foundation
19 May 2020
Cabinet Members will this week receive a formal report from Officers on the Council's significant and wide-ranging response to the Coronavirus national emergency – along with the key tasks it faces over the coming weeks and months
19 May 2020
The first phase of recruitment for Rhondda Cynon Taf Council's award-winning apprenticeship scheme is now open to applicants.
19 May 2020
Due to the current lockdown, as a result of the COVID-19 national emergency, thousands of children within Rhondda Cynon Taf, Merthyr Tydfil and Bridgend, are remaining at home - which unfortunately is not always the safest place for some.
19 May 2020
The Council is finalising arrangements for formal committee meetings to resume via video conferencing – with the first meeting scheduled for this week
18 May 2020