The decision to close the church, near Abertridwr, to services was taken by the Ministry Area Council (MAC) earlier this year.
Author: Richard Gurner
Libanus Lifestyle: Community hub going from strength-to-strength
Work converting the former chapel into the strong community asset it is today began in 2015, with the building modernised and its churchyard converted into a vibrant garden.
Bedwas Workmen’s Hall celebrates 100 years in style
Bedwas Workmen’s Hall marked the end of its centenary year with a celebratory event thanking the volunteers and groups which use the venue.
As Barclays shuts yet another branch, meet the community bank that hasn’t closed its doors
Not-for-profit Smart Money Cymru is a credit union that turned itself into a bank for the benefit of the community.
Direct trains between Newport and Ebbw Vale won’t start until the new year
Direct train services to and from Newport had been due to start running from December 10.
Do you run a buy and sell group online? You could be liable for others selling fake goods
In an era of online selling, Trading Standards officers from Caerphilly County Borough are now patrolling virtual market spaces as well as physical ones.
New record shop opening in Ystrad Mynach – win a £25 voucher
Ystrad Mynach will have a new record shop this weekend – and readers of Caerphilly Observer can win a £25 voucher for the independent retailer.
Success celebrated at the Caerphilly Business Club Awards 2023
A business that helps independent retailers has been named start-up of the year at the 2023 Caerphilly Business Club Awards.
Citizens Advice: “Making a difference to people’s lives”
How the Caerphilly Blaenau Gwent branch of charity Citizens Advice is helping people during the cost-of-living crisis.
Remembrance poem: One Way Ticket by Bill Gabb
As thousands of people prepare to commemorate the fallen during this year’s Remembrance weekend, local author and ex-miner Bill Gabb has sent this Remembrance poem to us.