Council workers have been praised for their efforts over the weekend in dealing with the fallout from storms Eunice and Franklin.
Author: Richard Gurner
Notice of application for a goods vehicle operator’s licence: Penpedairheol
Notice is given that Morris’Sons Scaffolding Services is applying to change an existing licence at Penpedairheol.
Wales to trial basic income for care leavers in three-year pilot scheme
Care leavers in Wales will be offered £1,600 a month under a three-year Welsh Government Basic Income trial.
Five to 11-year-olds in Wales to be offered Covid vaccine
All five to 11-year-olds in Wales are to be offered Covid vaccinations, the Welsh Government has confirmed.
Households in Wales to get £150 to help with the rising cost of living
People living in properties within the council tax bands of A to D will receive a £150 from the Welsh Government to help them with the rising cost of living.
Caerphilly MP Wayne David to retire at next General Election
Caerphilly’s Member of Parliament Wayne David has announced he will be stepping down at the next General Election, which is due to be held in 2024.
Man appears in court charged with murder of Adell Cowan
Caerphilly woman Adell Cowan was found dead at a property in Dol-Yr-Eos, Mornington Meadows, on October 18, 2020.
Requirement to wear face masks in Wales could go by end of March
The requirement to wear face masks in all settings could be relaxed by the end of March, the Welsh Government has said.
Ex-miner-turned-wordsmith publishes tenth book
Bill Gabb, from Cwmsyfiog, New Tredegar, has published his latest book, called The Collier Girl.
Community transport charity’s future in doubt after loss of council contracts
Phoenix Community Transport has been operating for around 25 years, providing transport to Trinity Fields School pupils and social services.