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Pupils quizzed on green know-how

9:43am Friday 9th January 2009

PUPILS across Cwmbran are honing their quiz skills in preparation for the annual primary schools environmental quiz.

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Green light for Croesyceiliog smoking shelter

9:35am Friday 9th January 2009

TORFAEN council granted a planning application for a smoking shelter at the Upper Cock Inn, The Highway, Croesyceiliog, Cwmbran.

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Cwmbran band needs singer

9:07am Friday 9th January 2009

A local young band is looking for a new singer.

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Trevethin housing plan lodged

9:37am Monday 5th January 2009

A PLANNING application has been submitted to Pontypool council planners to build nine new houses and associated works on land between Cobner Close and Talfaen Close in Trevethin.

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Dog spa plan under spotlight

2:44pm Tuesday 12th August 2008

CAERPHILLY Council's planning committee are to consider an application to extend the Dog Spa, Cwmnantyrodyn, Pontllanfraith tomorrow.

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Playing a part in your community

2:42pm Friday 1st August 2008

NEW BEGINNINGS: Do you live in Abertillery? Are you interested in organising events, publicity or marketing? You may already have these skills, or would like to learn more? Would you like to see more events in the area?

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A World of difference for Blaenavon

2:39pm Friday 1st August 2008

LOCAL AUTHORITY WORLD HERITAGE FORUM FOR UK: The chairman of Blaenavon World Heritage Committee, Mr Neil Lewis, has recently retired from chairing the local authority World Heritage Forum for the United Kingdom.

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Picture perfect South Wales

2:35pm Friday 1st August 2008

OH HAPPY DAY: When we experience the beautiful hot, sunny, clear weather we are randomly treated to in South Wales, it is difficult to imagine a more picturesque country.

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Road casualties down

10:28am Friday 11th July 2008

THE NUMBER of road casualties in Torfaen has dropped by nearly 50 per cent.

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