Questions still remain over the resignation of Cllr Sean Morgan from his role as deputy leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council.
Author: Richard Gurner
Wales’ largest council-owned solar farm could be built near Penyrheol and Abertridwr
Senior councillors look to approve £434,000 of funding to look at the project’s feasibility and develop a full business case. If all goes well, the council would then look at approving the construction early next year.
BBC Wales’ The Tuckers filming new series in Senghenydd
Welsh sitcom The Tuckers has been seen filming a new series in Senghenydd.
Cwmcarn Forest Drive gearing up for reopening after “significant” investment
On Monday, June 21, Cwmcarn Forest Drive will welcome its first visitors for almost seven years.
Easing of restrictions on hold, Welsh Government announces
Further easing of coronavirus restrictions in Wales will not go ahead on Monday, the Welsh Government has said.
Caerphilly company praised by Welsh Economy Minister
The Caerphilly-based Direct Healthcare Group has been praised by Welsh Economy Minister Vaughan Gething for its international success.
Closure order placed on house in Rhymney
Magistrates have placed a closure order on a house in Rhymney after an application by Gwent Police and housing association United Welsh.
Gwent PCC urges business owners to report crime
The police and crime commissioner said he was concerned that traders did not report things like low-level theft or shoplifting.
Caerphilly teenager one of five charged with murder of Ryan O’Connor
A Caerphilly teenager is due in court this morning as one of five defendants charged with the murder of a Newport man.
St Martin’s School bans pupils from wearing skirts after complaints they were “too revealing”
The headteacher of St Martin’s School in Caerphilly town has banned pupils from wearing skirts.