Last month, the Welsh Government announced £1m of funding to support ‘Warm Hubs’ across Wales.
Author: Rhys Williams
Caerphilly Players performing comedy murder thriller at workmen’s hall
Caerphilly Players amateur dramatics society are performing the comedy thriller ‘Murdered to Death’ at Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall.
Credit union wins national award for work during pandemic and cost-of-living crisis
Caerphilly-based credit union Smart Money Cymru has won at the 2022 Social Business Wales Awards.
“It means everything to me” – care worker nominated for award
A care worker from Caerphilly who helped a young man with autism secure a place at a specialist residential school during the pandemic is up for a national award.
More than 300 youngsters take part in disability rugby festival
More than 300 youngsters from 25 schools competed at the Disability Six Nations Rugby Festival last week.
Automatic voter registration could be trialled in Wales
Automatic voter registration for Senedd and council elections could be trialled in Wales, the Welsh Government has announced.
Caring couple up for national award after 29 years of dedication
A Blackwood couple who have dedicated their lives to caring for vulnerable adults have been nominated for a Wales Care Award.
Seven-try Bedwas hit their stride with bonus-point win over Cardiff Met
Bedwas scored seven tries in their 47-23 victory over Cardiff Met at the Bridgefield in the WRU National Championship.
Bonus-point win for eight-try Bargoed
Bargoed now sit third in the WRU National Championship table following the win, with four wins in their first five games.
“It’s something to look forward to each week” – OAP Society back after Covid
During the pandemic, the Caerphilly Old Age Pensioners Society was forced to cancel its regular meet-ups and events. But in June this year, the society began meeting again.