With coronavirus restrictions easing in Wales, the centre has decided to move to a ‘hybrid’ system, where people can attend events in person, while others can continue to access events remotely.
A* pupil inspired by Covid-19 to pursue a career in medical research
Josie Wood, from Blackwood, achieved one A* and three A grades in her A-levels.
Top grades up as students receive A-level results in midst of global pandemic
Students across Wales received their A-level results this morning, despite not actually sitting the exams.
‘Take advantage of free parking’ – councillor urges after parking complaints
A councillor is urging motorists to make the most of free parking in town centre car parks after complaints of parking on pavements.
Police chief constable reflects on first 12 months in job
Gwent Police chief constable Pam Kelly has reflected on her first 12 months in the role.
Opera singer’s six-month coronavirus nightmare
Lee David Bowen, 49, developed symptoms of the virus at the beginning of February, and is still living with the long-term effects of Covid-19.
Calls for furlough extension to be considered
The policy chair of the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) Wales has called for an extension of the furlough scheme to be considered.
Work to replace bridge set to get underway
Work to replace the River Ebbw railway bridge in Crumlin is set to get underway, Caerphilly County Borough Council has said.
Only one confirmed coronavirus case in borough in last two weeks
There has been just one new confirmed case in Caerphilly County Borough over the last two weeks, according to Public Health Wales figures.
Which businesses are taking part in the Eat Out to Help Out scheme?
More than 80 businesses in Caerphilly County Borough have signed up to the ‘Eat Out to Help Out’ scheme