Seven men are due in court after being charged in connection with violent mass brawls in Newbridge and Blackwood.
Author: Richard Gurner
Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall celebrates 100 years of history
There was a clear sense of history at Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall as it celebrated its centenary with a special gala concert.
Hendre Junior School’s efforts to promote Welsh language recognised with ‘gold’ award
It is a double celebration for the school, which was given an excellent report by Estyn school inspectors last year.
Councillors question why 346 council homes are empty with 6,420 people on the waiting list
Caerphilly County Borough Council terms these properties as ‘voids’ and as of December 2024, a ‘void’ property was empty on average for 218 days.
Tree Top Films marks ten years in business
Tree Top Films is a video and animation firm specialising in high-quality 2D animation, film production, corporate and commercial video production services.
Youth team narrowly misses out on WRU Bowl semi-finals
Senghenydd RFC Youth narrowly missed out on a semi-final place in the WRU U18s Bowl after losing 22-12 away to Aberystwyth.
Gwent Police chief: ‘XL Bully ban a huge burden’
Gwent Police chief constable Mark Hobrough has said the ban on the XL bully breed of dog has placed a ‘huge burden’ on policing.
Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall to celebrate centenary with special gala night
Friday February 7 marks exactly 100 years since Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall first opened its doors, and the occasion is being marked with a special gala concert.
Welsh GPs accept revised contract offer from Welsh Government
GPs in Wales have voted to accept a revised contract offer from the Welsh Government for this financial year.
‘Tap-in, tap-out’ passengers overcharged by TfW after system error
Rail passengers who were incorrectly overcharged by Transport for Wales’ new ‘tap-in, tap-out’ payment system have been promised a refund, after a glitch.