Rhys Williams, Author at Caerphilly Observer

13-year-old boy released from hospital after grit lorry crash

A 13-year-old boy who was left critically injured after being hit by a grit lorry earlier this month has been released from hospital.

A police constable who inappropriately touched a female colleague during a night out has been banned from the force.

Stagecoach South Wales has appointed a new managing director following the departure of Nigel Winter after eight years in the role.

New trains which are bigger, faster and “more comfortable” than their predecessors have been unveiled at Caerphilly railway station.

A new community orchard has been planted by Llancaeach Junior School pupils and teachers in Nelson.

A Fochriw cocaine dealer has been handed a three-and-a-half year sentence, half of which will be served behind bars.

A seven-year-old golfing sensation who has defied a health condition to win nearly 40 trophies has added another award to his cabinet.

Headteachers locked in dispute over pay, workload and funding have rejected an offer from the Welsh Government.

The line closed on Saturday March 25 and will remain closed until Thursday March 30.

The mother of ten-year-old Jack Lis, who died after a dog attack in Penyrheol in 2021, will be visiting parliament to speak with MPs this week.