The companies which own and operate Caerphilly town’s Burger King restaurant have gone into administration.
Author: Richard Gurner
UKIP’s Caerphilly chairman Sam Gould battling bowel cancer
Sam Gould, the chairman of UKIP’s Caerphilly branch, has revealed he is battling bowel cancer.
Council Election 2017: Plaid Cymru critical of £20m agency staff spending at Caerphilly Council, while Labour accuse rivals of uncosted promises
The campaigning has begun and the rows have already started between Plaid Cymru and Labour – both determined to get control of Caerphilly County Borough Council.In the opening salvo, Plaid have accused…
Islwyn MP Chris Evans: 2017 General Election will be “the most important for generations”
Islwyn’s Member of Parliament Chris Evans has described the upcoming UK General Election as “the most important for generations”.
125 new jobs set for Oakdale after £330m MoD contract awarded to General Dynamics UK
Defence firm General Dynamics UK is to create 125 new jobs at its site in Oakdale after being awarded a £330 million Ministry of Defence contract.In addition to the new jobs, the…
Technology firm given Welsh Government grant to set up base in Caerphilly has been renting an empty office
A company which was approved a grant of almost £600,000 to set up a base in Caerphilly has been renting an empty office, Caerphilly Observer can reveal.
Biotech firm to create 73 jobs in Rhymney with new European HQ
A biotech firm is to create more than 70 new jobs in Rhymney by opening a new European headquarters.
Police armed response unit called to Pontlottyn after reports man threatened group of teenagers with air rifle
A police armed response unit was called to Pontlottyn last night after reports of a man threatening a group of teenagers with an air rifle.
Argoed murder: Inquest begins into the deaths of Cerys Yemm and Matthew Williams at Sirhowy Arms Hotel
A freed prisoner brutally murdered a young woman just two weeks after being released from jail – and died himself when he was tasered by a policewoman, an inquest heard today.
Cost of Caerphilly Council pay scandal could be a further £263,000
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s long-running row over unlawful pay rises to senior bosses could cost a further £263,000, if councillors approve a request from council officers.