Rhys Williams, Author at Caerphilly Observer

Author releases first book after more than 35 years writing it

Bernard Jones, who is originally from Caerphilly, released The Discovery of Troy and its Lost History on Thursday, May 2.

The hosts are competing with Llanelli and Bridgend to retain their place in the Principality Premiership next season.

The travelling circus, which includes live animals, will be based in Tir-y-Berth until Monday, May 6 and has been met by opposition.

The Ravens scored ten tries against a sorry Keys side to leapfrog Bedwas in the league table.

Michael Morton, from Second Avenue in Trecenydd, was caught by undercover Trading Standards officers from Caerphilly County Borough Council.

Pro-Brexit and anti-Brexit campaigners alike took to the streets to greet the former UKIP leader.

Gwent Police would like to speak to a man who they believe can help with their investigation.

With the final whistle agonisingly close, Oakdale, who were 23-20 ahead, conceded a penalty right in front of the posts.

Relegated Bargoed were beaten 29-0 by Bridgend at home in the Principality Premiership on Saturday, April 27.

Bedwas kept their Principality Premiership survival hopes alive with a bonus-point win against Aberavon on Saturday, April 27.