Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board is inviting local people, community groups and organisations to help shape the next phase of the Healthy Futures Maesteg programme.
Following discussions with our Trade Union colleagues, the current shift pattern consultation period has been extended to give colleagues more time to review the proposals and share their views.
Cwm Taf Morgannwg University Health Board is delighted to announce MTX as the Headline Sponsor of the 2026 Seren Annual Awards.
The Welsh Government Cabinet Minister for Health and Care, Mabon ap Gwynfor, today, Monday 21 September, visited the site of the new Llantrisant Health Park, a major healthcare development that will enhance access to diagnostics and planned care for communities across south-east Wales.
It’s been a busy couple of weeks on site, with modules arriving and, for the first time, the new building is really starting to take shape.
Ahead of its opening in October, the finishing touches are now being made to the new Bridgend Health and Well-being Centre, a major new healthcare facility for the town.
People across Maesteg and the wider Llynfi Valley could benefit from more health, wellbeing and community services closer to home through proposed plans for a new Llynfi Valley Health and Wellbeing Centre at Oakwood Drive, near Ewenny Road.
After more than 60 hospital admissions during his early childhood, six-year-old Cullen Roderick has found a unique way to thank the team who has helped him over the years.
The team behind the redevelopment programme at Prince Charles Hospital is celebrating after being recognised in three prestigious industry awards.
This Falls Prevention Week, CTM’s Don’t Fall for It service will be offering a series of free opportunities across Cwm Taf Morgannwg, designed to help anyone who may be worried about falling, or interested in finding out more for a family member or friend, to come along and get some information.
Last week, Princess of Wales, Prince Charles and Royal Glamorgan Hospitals were successful in achieving Silver GreenED status from the Royal College of Emergency Medicine.