Glynneath

RHEOLA HOUSE: Four teenagers arrested after ‘deliberate’ fire gutted John Nash manor

South Wales Police say the fire that destroyed the Grade II* listed Rheola House on Tuesday was started deliberately. Four…

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NEATH PORT TALBOT: Safer routes to schools, stations and parks — the walking and cycling plans for your area

From a safer walk to a Seven Sisters primary school to a car-free path along the Swansea Canal, Neath Port…

Glynneath man jailed after campaign of abuse against partner

A Glynneath man has been jailed for more than two years after repeatedly assaulting his partner in a series of…

Resolven man jailed after violent attack on father and son in Glynneath

Robin Griffiths, 34, has been jailed for 20 months after attacking a father in his own front garden and then…

Council’s Glynneath flood scheme wins top engineering award

A major project to protect homes and businesses in Glynneath from flooding has been recognised with a prestigious civil engineering…

New data reveals rising coal tip risk in Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot

Five more coal tips have been reclassified to Category D — the highest risk level requiring the most frequent inspections…

Safety works to begin at Cwmgwrach coal tip to reduce landslip risk

A disused coal tip near Glynneath is set to undergo vital safety improvements this July, as part of a Welsh…

Glynneath rapist jailed for horrifying series of attacks on woman

A man from Glynneath has been jailed after he was found guilty of rape, strangulation, kidnapping, threats to kill, Actual…

Glynneath Miners Welfare Park officially opens following £817,860 redevelopment

A Glynneath community park and playground has officially reopened after more than three quarters of a million pounds worth of…

Council takes over running of Glynneath care home

Neath Port Talbot Council has taken over the management of Trem Y Glyn Care Home in Glynneath from 1 April…

Welsh icon Max Boyce supports installation of lifesaving Critical Bleed Control Kit at Glynneath RFC

Welsh legend Max Boyce has thrown his support behind a pioneering initiative to install publicly accessible Critical Bleed Control Kits.

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