The following is an email we received from one of our members whose business has been severely affected by increased levels of shoplifting and the police’s inability to help.

Porthcawl Chamber of Trade is happy to announce our continued support for local shops this St. David’s Day. For the third year running, we’re providing locally made, reusable cotton

On the 18th of December ‘Better Porthcawl’ were invited to a Stakeholder Engagement workshop by Bridgend County Borough Council, in order to represent the community on Porthcawl Town Centre’s

Below is a letter addressed to Cllr Huw David from Margaret Minhinnick, representing Sustainable Wales/Cymru Gynaliadwy, Porthcawl Chamber of Trade, and Better Porthcawl Partnership, voicing concerns about BCBC’s decision

With the judging complete, the results are in, and we’re excited to announce the deserving winners of this Christmas tradition, generously funded by the Porthcawl Town Council. Well done

In our efforts to reduce plastic, the Porthcawl Chamber of Trade decided to make its own commemorative wreath. The oasis was reused from an earlier floral tribute. (An oasis is

The Porthcawl Chamber of Trade are contacting traders in Porthcawl Town Centre.  Bridgend Borough Council planning department have identified our members as being  key stakeholders in relation to the

After the Cenin Renewables, Stormy Down visit, organised for the Porthcawl Chamber of Trade, Gemma Christie, from The Pantri Box said: “No one can say I don’t spoil my kids! I treated