The WRU has lifted its suspension of all rugby training in Caerphilly County Borough.
Author: Richard Gurner
Coronavirus testing centre to remain for another week
The walk-in coronavirus testing centre at Caerphilly Leisure Centre has had its opening extended until October 5.
Caerphilly lockdown extended by at least seven days
Local coronavirus restrictions for Caerphilly County Borough have been extended by another week, the Welsh Government has confirmed.
Suspended senior police officers’ case passed to CPS
The Independent Office of Police Conduct said its report into the suspensions of Chief Superintendent Mark Warrender and Chief Superintendent Marc Budden was in the process of being sent to the CPS.
280-year-old firm remains in the family after management buyout
Procter Brothers, which dates back to 1740, has completed a management buyout led by existing managing director John Procter.
Pubs to stop serving alcohol at 10pm under new Welsh Government measures
Hospitality businesses in Wales will have to close at 10pm under new measures announced by the Welsh Government.
Pubs to close at 11pm under change to coronavirus restrictions
Pubs in Caerphilly County Borough will be forced to close at 11pm in a slight change to the coronavirus restrictions currently in place.
Drug dealing, fly-tipping, and break-ins – why residents want their street lights back on
Caerphilly County Borough Council has ignored concerns over crime and public safety, according to residents affected by the authority’s street light switch-off.
Senior councillor resigns over claims he failed to stick to social distancing rules
Labour’s Carl Cuss has quit his social services position in the council’s cabinet after pictures emerged of him allegedly not social distancing.
Caerphilly lockdown could last until next month
Welsh Health Minister Vaughan Gething has admitted the lockdown for Caerphilly County Borough will last for several weeks.