Dŵr Cymru Welsh Water, has thanked customers in Caerphilly County Borough for playing their part in helping reduce sewer blockages by more than 40%.In April, the Nelson-based company launched a year-long Let’s…
Author: Richard Gurner
Octopus in Caerphilly Castle moat
An octopus the size of a car has taken over the moat at Caerphilly Castle.
Plans to bring back former chief executive to Caerphilly Council dropped
Plans to bring back former chief executive Stuart Rosser to scandal-hit Caerphilly County Borough Council have been dropped by councillors.
Royal Welsh to march through Bargoed
The Royal Welsh will be marching through Bargoed on Saturday September 28.
Police warning to be vigilant using Chip and Pin after Morrisons card theft in Caerphilly
Shoppers paying by card are being urged to be extra vigilant after a woman had her card and PIN number stolen.
Caerphilly Council set to appoint new interim chief executive
Caerphilly County Borough Council is set to announce its fourth chief executive in five months as the fallout from the secret pay deal scandal continues.Former council chief executive Stuart Rosser, who retired…
Witness appeal after woman threatened with knife on Bargoed train
A woman believed to be in her 20s was threatened with a knife while on a Penarth to Bargoed train.Detectives from British Transport Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward as…
Labour choose candidate for Penyrheol by-election
The Labour Group on Caerphilly County Borough Council has named teacher Gareth Pratt as its candidate for the upcoming Penyrheol by-election being held on Thursday August 1.Mr Pratt was born and brought…
South Wales East AM Lindsay Whittle’s blog: July 10
Penyrheol Surgery I’ve been pursuing the Aneurin Bevan Health Board to find a more suitable site for the area’s surgery and GP chemist.The converted former Co-op building, where they are currently housed,…
Caerphilly Council plans return of former chief executive
A former chief executive of Caerphilly County Borough Council looks set to return to steady the ship of the stricken local authority.Stuart Rosser retired at the end of 2010 after 14 years…