Rhys Williams, Author at Caerphilly Observer

Dog charity’s town Snoopy trail pushed back two weeks

Last year, Dogs Trust announced six sculptures will be put up in the town as part of its ‘Dog’s Trail with Snoopy’ campaign.

“I don’t think many people expect a 19-year-old woman who is studying beauty therapy in college to launch her own roofing company.”

JCP Solicitors has appointed a new director to work across its rural and property litigation teams in its offices across south-east Wales

Jedd Wiegold, 32, of Keble Court, Graig y Rhacca, was advertising American Bully puppies for sale for up to £10,000.

Hywel NMP – the company behind the plant – has been given planning permission to build an onsite sprinkler tank and pump house.

Eligible businesses can apply for grants of between £2,500 to £25,000, with grants dependent on their size and number of employees.

Julie Smith, 53, of Coed Main, Porset Park, Caerphilly, was arrested as part of a Gwent Police investigation into county lines drug activity.

First Minister Mark Drakeford has announced plans for Wales to return to Alert Level Zero over the next fortnight.

Around £500 worth of food was donated to a foodbank in the run-up to Christmas, thanks to the efforts of Blackwood Rotary Club.

The application process opened this week, and is open to businesses in the retail, hospitality and tourism sectors affected by Covid restrictions.