Gwent Police has apologised after revealing the email addresses of residents who took part in a recent survey.
Author: Richard Gurner
Commuters evacuated at Caerphilly after suspected train fire
Commuters were evacuated from a busy train as it left Caerphilly railway station when the driver spotted smoke coming from underneath it.
Caerphilly town police station set to close to the public (again)
Caerphilly town’s ‘new’ police station is to close just over a year since it was opened to the public, Caerphilly Observer understands.
“Disgusting and disrespectful” – World War One centenary figures damaged in Bargoed
Two World War One commemorative figures in Bargoed have been damaged by thoughtless vandals.
Manufacturing firm in Bedwas opens new factory extension as it celebrates 50 years
A firm which develops and manufactures technology to separate and sort different material is expanding its European headquarters in Bedwas.
Nant Llesg opencast coal mine plan rejected on appeal
Controversial plans to build an opencast mine at the top of the Rhymney Valley have finally been rejected by the Planning Inspectorate – almost three years after developers lodged their appeal.
Gwent Police launches week-long knife amnesty and says it will increase its use of stop and search
Gwent Police has said its officers will increase their use of stop and search powers during a week-long campaign to combat knife crime.
Caerphilly town wins silver at Wales in Bloom Awards 2018
Caerphilly has won the silver award in the town centre category in this year’s Wales in Bloom.
Universal Credit fully introduced in Caerphilly County Borough from today
The controversial Universal Credit – which combines several benefits into one – has been fully introduced in Caerphilly County Borough.
Council housing programme could be restarted
Up to 46 new council homes could be built in Caerphilly County Borough as the local authority bids to plug a housing shortfall.