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Author: Richard Gurner
Caerphilly Council to review ‘No Mow May’ policy to “strike right balance”
A policy of not cutting grass during May, with the aim of boosting biodiversity, is to be reviewed, the leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council has said.
Man jailed for second time after again torturing a hedgehog
A convicted killer jailed for torturing a defenceless hedgehog has been imprisoned for a second time after admitting doing it again.
Drink-driver jailed for 11 years after killing married couple with his van
A van driver has been jailed for more than 11 years after he killed a married couple in a drunken hit and run.
Caerphilly litter pickers’ dog fine should be refunded, says Plaid group leader
An elderly couple have been fined £75 by Caerphilly County Borough Council for letting their dog off its lead while litter picking.
School accused of putting undue financial pressure on parents over laptop scheme
A school has been accused of putting undue financial pressure on parents by encouraging them to sign-up to a computer buying scheme for pupils.
Caerphilly gets ready for its first-ever Pride celebration
Pride Caerffili will be a day-long celebration to recognise LGBTQ+ people’s contribution to society.
Tour of Britain returns to Caerphilly for 2023
The Tour of Britain cycle race is returning to Caerphilly town – almost a decade after it was scrapped because of council budget cuts.
Caerphilly Uniform Exchange: “If you are having a bad day, there is someone always here to talk and listen”
Started by Lisa Watkins in her dining room last year, the community interest company moved into its Lansbury Park shop in January.
Primary school pupils recognised for “World Class” skills
Nant-y-Parc in Senghenydd has become the first, and only, primary school in Wales to be given a prestigious award.