Croesyceiliog and Llanyrafon Community Council

08/06/2026

Upcoming Police Surgeries Gwent Police - Torfaen Officers
Please see our website below for more information

Please see below dates of upcoming police surgeries in Croesyceiliog and Llanyrafon:

02/06/2026

12/05/2026

Have you experienced a loss?

You’re invited to our Bereavement Collaborative — a space to share, reflect and help shape better bereavement support in our community.

🗓 9 June 2026
⏰ 09:30–12:30
📍 Croesyceiliog Cricket & Rugby Club, Cwmbran

To attend or request accessibility support:
📧 [email protected]
📞 01633 493863

Your experiences can help bring meaningful change 💜

08/05/2026

Today is World Ovarian Cancer Day and knowing the signs could save a life.

These include:
💜 feeling constantly bloated
🧡 a swollen tummy
💜 discomfort in your tummy or pelvic area
🧡 feeling full quickly when eating
💜 needing to p*e more often than normal

We're here for you. If you do have any of these symptoms, it's unlikely to be cancer, but it's important to know when you should visit your GP if you're worried.

07/05/2026

When stroke strikes, act F.A.S.T. Call 999.

The faster you act, the more of the person we save.

25/04/2026

A polite reminder to keep an eye on our website for any news and updates,

We have recently updated police surgery dates and there is an update regarding Llanyrafon GP surgery

Defibrillators are life saving devices, please be aware of the public access defibrillators available to use in an emergency.. Read More...

22/04/2026

🚨 Sepsis is a life-threatening condition caused by the immune system overreacting to an infection or injury. Knowing the symptoms can save lives.

A child may have sepsis if they are:
· Breathing very fast
· Have a ‘fit’ or convulsion
· Look mottled, bluish, or very pale
· Have a rash that does not fade when you press it
· Are very lethargic or difficult to wake
· Feel abnormally cold to touch

In adults, look out for:
· Slurred sp*ech or confusion
· Extreme shivering or muscle pain
· Passing no urine (in a day)
· Severe breathlessness
· It feels like you’re going to die
· Skin mottled or discoloured

⚠️ Suspect sepsis? Act fast. Seek medical help immediately. Call 999 or head to the Emergency Department at Grange University Hospital.

If you’re worried about an infection but don’t suspect sepsis, call 111.

Find out more at: https://orlo.uk/qpLim or https://orlo.uk/8AMjB