Anthony Lewis is a trainee reporter who writes for a variety of local and national publications in the United Kingdom, with a focus on stories from the Pembrokeshire region. His work covers local government, infrastructure projects, environmental issues, and other community-focused topics.
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Tref y Rhyg Primary School in Tonyrefail will stay open after RCT's cabinet decided not to go ahead with plans to close it
By: Anthony Lewis
An infants school in Pontypridd has been saved from closure after decision makers decided not to go ahead with proposals.
RCT had been considering closing Trallwng Infants School and transferring pupils to Coedpenmaen Primary
‘Pay me $10 million’
By: Anthony Lewis
The director of finance has updated RCT's cabinet on how the provisional settlement from Welsh Government affects the council
By: Anthony Lewis
Rhondda Cynon Taf Council is now looking to plug a budget gap of more than £6m for next year.
By: Anthony Lewis
RHONDDA CYNON TAF Council is now looking to plug a budget gap of more than £6m for next year.
The cost of Storm Bert is set to run into many millions of pounds but isn't on the scale of Storm Dennis in Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT). Councillor
By: Anthony Lewis
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