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  • Councillors approve £4.2m clean-up programme for Neath Port Talbot’s towns, valleys and villages
    05 December 2022

    Neath Port Talbot councillors have approved a £4.2m programme of ‘clean-up and green up’ improvements to towns, valleys and villages over the next 18 months.

  • Councillors approve free festive period parking for Neath, Port Talbot and Pontardawe
    02 December 2022

    Neath Port Talbot councillors have approved Free Christmas Parking for Neath, Port Talbot and Pontardawe town centres from Saturday 10th December 2022 to Sunday 1st January 2023.

  • More than half a million pounds approved in Third Sector Grants
    01 December 2022

    Members of Neath Port Talbot Council’s Cabinet have approved grants worth more than half a million pounds to 37 successful applicants as part of its Third Sector Grant funding scheme for 2023/24.

  • Swansea Valley schools reorganisation plan to go back out to public consultation
    30 November 2022

    A proposal to replace three Swansea Valley primary schools with a new build £22m school for three to eleven-year-olds in Pontardawe is to go back out to public consultation.

  • Council to increase payment to care home providers
    30 November 2022

    Neath Port Talbot Council is set to invest an additional £667,000 to the amount it pays to its older people care home providers.

  • £2m Neath Port Talbot Hardship Relief Scheme now open
    29 November 2022

    The £2m Neath Port Talbot Hardship Relief Scheme aimed at supporting local residents most in need of help during the cost of living crisis is now open.

  • Pontardawe Swimming Pool – temporary closure
    29 November 2022

    A joint decision has been taken by Celtic Leisure and Neath Port Talbot Council to temporarily close Pontardawe Swimming Pool with effect from Wednesday, November 30th, 2022.

  • Council aims to change the fortunes of the Cefn Coed Colliery Museum
    28 November 2022

    Neath Port Talbot councillors have opted to retain Cefn Coed Colliery Museum with a view to growing it into a major heritage attraction.

  • Planned £4.2m clean-up programme for Neath Port Talbot’s towns, valleys and villages
    28 November 2022

    Neath Port Talbot councillors are being asked to approve a £4.2m programme of ‘clean up and green up’ improvements to towns, valleys and villages over the next 18 months.

  • Update for Skewen Residents from the Coal Authority (25 November 2022)
    28 November 2022

    Update for Skewen Residents from the Coal Authority (25 November 2022)