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Girl, 14, 'collapsed' after sleeping in mouldy Chepstow flat (opens the original)
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Two sisters have been unable to sleep in their bedroom for months because of black mould, their mum says. Open University student Leah Morgan claimed the problem was so bad her 14-year-old daughter had collapsed and was now sleeping on a mattress in the lounge. Her five-year-old daughter was still sleeping in her bedroom, she added, saying she had been complaining about the Bulwark, Chepstow, home to Monmouthshire Housing Association for years. "My eldest just walked out of the bedroom one day a
Torfaen becomes global hotspot for carbon emissions after wildfires (opens the original)
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A county in Wales had one of the world's highest carbon emissions per square kilometre due to wildfires in July, according to a charity. The fire above Blaenavon, Torfaen was described as "one of the largest and most challenging" in south Wales in recent years by the fire service. Save the Children said it was concerned about possible health consequences after data, external published by the European Union's earth observation programme, Copernicus, showed Torfaen behind Malanje in Angola, Spain'
Married Pontypool councillors lose roles after missing meetings (opens the original)
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A husband and wife lost their positions as councillors after failing to attend any meetings for half a year. Jules and Bob Rogers had both represented Labour as councillors for the Abersychan and Cwmavon ward on Pontypool Community Council. But the local authority has had to declare two vacancies as the couple had not been turning up for any meetings for at least six months. The Local Democracy Reporting Service was unable to contact the couple, while Torfaen Labour Party did not respond to a re
Cwmbran pub landlord must tear down decking and play area (opens the original)
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A pub landlord must tear down decking and a children's play area after planners refused permission. Torfaen Borough Council said the facilities at Castell y Bwch Inn at Henllys, near Cwmbran, were a "visual intrusion into the landscape". But landlord Gary Bulmer said they were "vital" to the success of his business, which he bought in 2022, and removing them would have a "massive impact" on trade. Bulmer is considering an appeal but hoped a compromise could still be reached. "I don't accept that
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