Rhys Williams, Author at Caerphilly Observer

Memorial planned for the men who wrote Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau

Plans for a memorial in Caerphilly town centre to the father and son who wrote the Welsh national anthem have moved a step closer.

Steve Logan, who joined the fire service in 1982, has retired after 36 years of service.

Islwyn Gymnastics Club moved to their new site in September 2018, having previously been based at Blackwood Comprehensive School.

The family of a two-year old boy from Pontllanfraith are still fundraising for life changing treatment that could spare him a life in a wheelchair.

Risca Primary School has been praised in a report from education watchdog Estyn.

The indie-rock band will perform their album Who Killed The Zutons on Friday, July 12 to mark the 15th anniversary of the album.

Ms Jewell was sworn in as an Assembly Member following the death of Mr Lewis from Bowel cancer.

The RSPCA were called on Saturday, February 9 after the dog’s decomposing body was discovered on the mountainside near the Commin Road area.

Seven terrorists involved in an attack on holiday-makers in Tunisia have been sentenced to life in prison.

Currently, buses from Caerphilly go to Newport Bus Station, with passengers having to catch a second bus to the hospital.