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Legislation that is more than 80 years old is being used to force the sale of derelict properties in order to repay council costs and bring properties back into use. Relevance: 77% | Last revised on: 2/2/2009

A Tonypandy mobility service is moving on up – thanks to a grant from Rhondda Cynon Taf Council to expand on to the worldwide web. Relevance: 83% | Last revised on: 5/1/2009

Free handbag alarms were handed out in Tonypandy as part of an ongoing campaign to deter offenders, while also engaging and empowering Rhondda Cynon Taf’s communities. Relevance: 79% | Last revised on: 5/1/2009

This “unacceptable mess” dumped at the side of the road just yards from a Council recycling centre has cost a Rhondda resident over £250 and 140 hours of his time. Relevance: 77% | Last revised on: 31/12/2008

Residents in Rhondda Cynon Taf are being encouraged to take their Christmas trees to local supermarkets for recycling in the New Year, instead of putting them out with the household rubbish. Relevance: 77% | Last revised on: 24/12/2008

The spirit of Christmas shone through Llandaff Cathedral when more than 800 children from Rhondda Cynon Taf performed a glorious festive concert. Relevance: 77% | Last revised on: 22/12/2008

Schoolchildren made a date with success this month at an annual event to raise awareness and understanding of race equality issues. Relevance: 81% | Last revised on: 22/12/2008

Tonypandy Community College will be bidding farewell to Head Teacher Stephen Parry at the end of this term. Relevance: 100% | Last revised on: 10/12/2008

A major celebration of world-famous famous events, people and places in Rhondda Cynon Taf has been launched through the Blue Plaque Heritage Trail. Relevance: 77% | Last revised on: 9/12/2008

Ystrad’s George and Eirwen Viney have celebrated sixty years of wedded bliss with their family and friends. Relevance: 77% | Last revised on: 8/12/2008