Rhys Williams, Author at Caerphilly Observer

Campaigners hope upcoming Senedd debate could save Ruperra Castle

This week, Senedd Members will debate making conservation management plans compulsory for scheduled monuments like Ruperra Castle.

Ethan Pope was released from prison on licence, but now Gwent Police is appealing for his whereabouts.

Up to £200 is being made available to low-income families to help cover the costs of school uniforms, sports kits, stationery and more.

Newly-promoted Penallta scored seven tries to stun rivals Bedwas on their own turf in a WRU National Championship East matchup.

Bargoed stormed to the top of the WRU National Championship East as club rugby returned over the weekend following a week’s break.

The Welsh Government currently requires councils to recycle 64% of waste, a figure that will rise to 70% next year.

An 18-year-old woman has been taken to hospital after falling from Blackwood’s Chartist Bridge, Gwent Police has confirmed.

Price has been replaced by Ross Smith, who will face either Vincent van der Voort or Daryl Gurney in the second round

Julie Morgan MS said Wales needs to “radically rethink” how older people are looked after “if we are to have a system that is fit for the future”.

An exhibition outlining the Caerphilly 2035 plans is being held at Caerphilly Library and the Vanguard Centre over the next month.