Cwmcarn school protest
More than five hundred parents and pupils have marched through Cwmcarn in a bid to see their school reopened after an asbestos scare.
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500 parents and pupils match through Cwmcarn
More than five hundred pupils and their parents have marched through Cwmcarn today in an attempt to persuade the local council to reopen their school.
Cwmcarn High School was closed last October after an investigation supposedly found dangerous levels of asbestos.
But two subsequent reports have argued that the building is "essentially uncontaminated", so parents now say they want their children back at the site. With more, here's our Valleys reporter Hannah Thomas.
Parents and pupils protest over future of Cwmcarn
by Hannah Thomas
More than five hundred parents and pupils have marched through Cwmcarn in a bid to see their school reopened after an asbestos scare.
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Cwmcarn students show support for school
Parents and pupils have marched from Cwmcarn Village to Cwmcarn High School today to show support for the school.
The site shut last year after abestos was found.
Parents and pupils have told ITV News that they are worried about its future.
