Work has begun to double the number of spaces at the Park and Ride at Rhymney Train Station.
Author: Gareth Hill
Project Bernie returns to Caerphilly County Borough to tackle deliberate fires
A youth project aimed at reducing the number of deliberate grass fires has been launched.
Caerphilly’s youth jobless rate almost double UK average
The number of jobless youngsters in Caerphilly County Borough is almost double the national average, latest government figures have revealed.
Caerphilly councillor calls for development of Beulah Chapel site to be sped up
A local councillor has called for the development of a former chapel to be sped up.
Improvement in education across Caerphilly County Borough
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s education service is improving, according to school inspectors Estyn.
Gwent Police criticised over handling of domestic abuse
Gwent Police is cutting its Domestic Abuse Investigation Unit after facing criticism for its handling of domestic violence.
The force said frontline officers will receive frequent training on how to deal with domestic abuse cases, instead of having a dedicated unit.
South Wales East AM Lindsay Whittle’s blog: April 3
In his regular blog for Caerphilly Observer South Wales East AM Lindsay Whittle gives his take on recent news.
Caerphilly RFC claim vital win over Pill Harriers in six try thriller
Caerphilly RFC beat Pill Harriers 25-10 at Virginia Park on March 29.
Caerphilly are looking to secure a mid-table finish in League three East following a poor start to the season and both sides produced running rugby with six tries between them.
Gwent Police release e-fit of man after indecent exposure in Oakdale
Gwent Police released an e-fit of a man they want to speak to after a man exposed himself to a 15-year-old girl in Oakdale.
Caerphilly protest against the ‘Bedroom Tax’ highlights effects of welfare reform on mental health
Welfare reforms have led to an increase in mental health problems, a leading charity has warned.