Torfaen County Borough Council
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School staff from 33 schools in Torfaen compensated for holiday leave error
Putting less children in care, and cutting back on taxis, can address £3.5m overspend
Call for NHS to make quicker decisions on disabled children's health care
A Gwent council placed disabled children in unregistered 'care homes'
Young carers say schools 'don't understand' responsibilities they face
'Stigma' could be deterring families of disabled children from seeking support
£100,000 revamp for town's tennis courts will included gated access
Statue of lovers in the park is to be moved into storage - here's why
Lack of wheelchair accessible taxis is a problem says Gwent council
Council can't find a garage to carry out taxi licensing testing for it
‘Pinocchio’ jibe at Reform councillor amid claim he wanted to rejoin Labour
'Save spare recycling boxes for Christmas' says council waste chief
Councillors told attendance at meetings 'needs to improve'
'Indefensible' millionaire pensioners get winter payments says Labour councillor
Play service closure 'unavoidable' after charity wanted £50,000 more in funding
Children's care costs pushing council towards massive overspend
‘This is a huge tragedy for our town’ - residents devastated by care home closure
Gwent council will use neighbouring authority's animal welfare inspectors
Is the Reform Party's arrival in Gwent really 'all about local politics'?
Controversial Reform UK MP welcomes party's first group on Gwent council
How parents can save on school uniforms at ‘thrifty’ uniform swap and shop events
Opening date for new children's home revealed by borough council
Housing association accused of 'fire and rehire' threat in pensions row
Almost 2,000 hardship payments issued in this Gwent borough in a year
More waste in borough is being recycled says top councillor
Council to provide further £1.2m for industrial site development with partner agreed
Calls to bring leisure centres back into council control as £1.3m bailout approved
Park praised as town's jewel in the crown due to number of events it stages
Housing developer should have built canal bridge before homes occupied
Former playing field to become floodlight 3G pitch suitable for rugby and football
Scaled down Levelling Up projects approved again by councillors
New animal barn at council's community farm is approved
New sports pitches will be created on school's concrete playground
Report anticipated following latest visit to special measures school
'Just a list of words' - how a series of reports into Gwent IT projects was described
Council has more than £4m available to support childcare expansion
Care provider will have to work towards not for profit status after winning contract
Plans to use back garden for caravans being considered, despite public concerns
Taxi driver has licence revoked by council for undisclosed reason
Council reports on charity collections, smoking laws and sex establishments
'Inappropriate remarks' to woman among complaints made against taxi drivers
Three eateries awarded top marks after hygiene inspections
Service for children with disabilities safe despite cuts to neighbouring organisation
Revealed: Salary for chief making football style loan move to neighbouring council
Parents fear looming closure of ALN children's service, described as a 'lifeline'
Latest plan to avoid three weekly collections is £132,000 appointment
Plan agreed for more than £1 million that was unspent by a Gwent council last year
Disposing of former library building and office base will save £48,000 a year
Classroom with space for bats given go ahead after council broke protection laws
Council chief who wanted new economic policy backs Labour's spending plans
'Bold' car park design dropped as Levelling Up project scaled down
Town's £9.3m levelling up plans scaled down due to rising construction costs
Number of places recycling boxes can be collected to be reduced raising concerns
Finance chief could decide the future of possible three weekly bin collections