Rhys Williams, Author at Caerphilly Observer

Bedwas’ losing run ends with bonus-point victory over winless Treorchy

Bedwas have returned to winning ways with victory at Treorchy – ending a run of four consecutive defeats in the WRU National Championship East.

Newbridge have climbed to second in the WRU National Championship East after a 16-6 win over Caerphilly County Borough rivals Bargoed.

Julie James MS visited the centre on Thursday November 16, and said it was “vital” that projects like the Miners Centre are invested in.

South Wales East MS Natasha Asghar’s talk to Cardiff University students on November 13 was disrupted by protesters.

The new service will allow GPs to send prescriptions online to the patient’s choice of pharmacy, without the need for a paper form.

Gwent Police has launched an appeal following three burglaries at the store, on Castle Court Shopping Centre.

Markham’s Price, a three-time Grand Slam champion, has exited the competition in the last 16 after defeat to Gary Anderson.

TownSq Admin Support’s acquisition of Belmore Virtual Assistants sees it grow its presence across UK and international markets.

The line, which serves the stations for Newbridge, Crosskeys, and Risca and Pontymister, is not expected to reopen until Sunday December 3.

RSPCA Cymru is appealing after a cat and her two kittens were left abandoned in a carrier in Rhymney.