The UK Government’s Pride in Place Impact Fund will support a wide range of recipients ranging from rugby and tennis clubs to churches and wellbeing groups.
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Schools’ private finance deal has cost council £91m to date
As part of the deal, the council agreed a 30-year contract for maintenance, catering and cleaning at the two sites, which was due to run until 2032.
Talks ‘progressing’ on future of mothballed Llancaiach Fawr
Plans to reopen Llancaiach Fawr with new operators are “progressing”, as talks continue behind closed doors.
Council chooses new operator for Parc Cwm Darran visitor centre and campsite
The running of Parc Cwm Darran’s visitor centre and campsite is set to be transferred from the council to a private company.
New support group launched for carers
A new support group has been launched to help carers in Caerphilly, with monthly coffee and cake meet-ups starting from next week.
Hopes market’s new glazing will keep visitors warm and dry
New glass screens will be installed at Caerphilly’s container-style market, Ffos Caerffili, in a move its operator hopes will stop bad weather putting off visitors.
‘Immense disconnect’ between WRU and fans – MPs
The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) “risks throwing the baby out with the bath water and alienating supporters” over its plans to reshape Welsh rugby, MPs have said.
Caerphilly to host comedy festival this spring
Caerphilly will be hosting a comedy festival this spring, with four days of comedy across the town – culminating in a grande finale at Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall.
Women’s walking group providing connection, support, and community
A mother-of-three is helping to tackle isolation, mental health struggles and loneliness by bringing women together through a growing community walking group.
Free support and play group for children with sight loss and their families
A free support group providing a range of fun activities for children with sight loss and their families is coming to Caerphilly.