A £12m community care project near Abergavenny is nearing completion creating 120 new jobs.

Dormy Care Communities is due to open its first luxury care community – Foxhunters - in Iberis Road, Llanfoist, opposite the Westgate development later this year on 19 November.

Residents in Usk have been hit with a "double whammy" after the town's last remaining bank and only Post Office both announced they would be closing. 

We all know the story of the NHS don't we? Slightly over seven decades ago it was launched by the Health Minister of one political party (the good guys - hooray) in the face of furious opposition from members of another political party (the bad guys - boo).

BAE Systems Land UK is celebrating after scooping a top parliamentary award for its responsible business practices.

The company’s Glascoed site near Usk was crowned ‘National Responsible Business Champion’ 2018 during a reception at the House of Commons on Wednesday (4 July).

Frustrated residents claim their unfinished housing estate is an eyesore and has been left in a dangerous condition by developers.

Eighteen months on and homebuyers at Ffordd Sain Ffwyst in Llanfoist are still waiting to see the site fencing, landscaping and top road surface laid.

Democracy came to the classroom when local MP David Davies visited an Abergavenny school today.

Mr Davies was invited to speak to pupils at Ysgol Gymraeg Y Fenni about his role in the democratic process.

Calls for the Welsh Government to build a bypass around Chepstow to tackle air pollution and ease congestion have been taken to Parliament.

Local MP David Davies raised the long-standing issue during Welsh Questions in the House of Commons today.

Monmouth MP David Davies has called for a fundamental reform to the House of Lords and the end of hereditary peerages.

Three intrepid adventurers braved waist-high stinging nettles, torrential rain and blistering sunshine to complete a gruelling 150-mile charity run spanning the length of the River Wye.

I am delighted the Assembly’s Public Accounts Committee has produced a damning report citing the “inexplicable decisions” of Welsh Government officials to pump over £9m into the failed Circuit of Wales project.