Rhys Williams, Author at Caerphilly Observer

“Huge honour” as Caerphilly Miners’ Centre presented with royal tree

Caerphilly Miners’ Centre has been gifted a tree on behalf of the late Queen Elizabeth II through the Queen’s Green Canopy scheme.

Previously, rail fares in Wales have increased each year in line with inflation. However, this will not be the case this year.

Pontllanfraith Rotary Club will be holding its annual St David’s Day concert in Oakdale on March 1.

Ystrad Mynach boxer Lauren Price MBE will take on Germany’s Naomi Mannes in Paris next month.

Cwm Glas Primary School and Coed y Brain Primary School have both been given £250 from the proceeds of an annual community calendar.

Tredomen-based education and training firm Educ8 has teamed up with Sky, which employs more than 700 people in Cardiff.

Sight Cymru has officially opened its charity shop on Blackwood High Street after the ribbon was cut by the High Sheriff and the mayor.

The blue sable Shar Pei dog was left near the IG Doors premises in Lon Gellideg, Oakdale, at around 11.30am on Saturday February 18.

Bedwas produced one of their best performances of the season as they staged a comeback win away to Narberth.

Ambulance workers in Wales who are members of the GMB union will be striking on Monday February 20.