Rhys Williams, Author at Caerphilly Observer

“I don’t feel any of the players let us down – they’ve lifted us all up”

South Wales East MS Delyth Jewell praises the efforts of the Welsh football team after their World Cup exit in her latest blog.

The visit, which is being organised by Caerphilly Lions Club, will see Father Christmas and his sleigh visit Asda on three different days.

Caerphilly town centre will host its annual winter food and craft fair on Saturday, December 3.

Volunteer knitters have spent a combined 2,150 hours knitting and crocheting blankets for those less fortunate this Christmas.

The Blackwood High Street branch will close next July and is one of more than 100 set to close across the UK next year.

In 2017, Robert Morgan was diagnosed with a rare form of blood cancer and was told his only chance of survival was to have a bone marrow transplant.

A unit on Dyffryn Business Park was broken into at some point between 3am and 3.30am on Thursday, November 24.

The Welsh Government’s Childcare Offer is being streamline with the launch of a new digital platform, while the scheme is expanded to more parents.

Boxer Lauren Price MBE was among the winners as Caerphilly County Borough’s sporting talent was honoured at the Sport Caerphilly Awards.

Households across Wales will be able to collect a tree, free of charge, as part of a Welsh Government initiative to tackle the climate emergency.