An arts festival celebrating the ‘turbulent history’ of Bedwas is set to be held at Bedwas Workmen’s Hall.
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Social care workers struck off over WhatsApp messages about children in their care
The group chat was set up in November 2017 by manager Scott Grubb so staff working at the Coed Duon home in Blackwood could “vent and offload feelings”.
Council planning committee chairman urges councillors to attend site visits
Cllr Adams said he was joined by one other councillor to a site visit on Monday, October 7.
Drowning and head injury caused death of Pontllanfraith nurse, inquest hears
Laurie Jones was driving along the B4251 road between Ynysddu and Wylie when the accident happened.
Caerphilly Castle pigeon cull suspension to continue
A Cadw spokesman said an independent review of feral pigeon management had taken place.
“Dedicated” care worker nominated for top award
Jordan Probert has been nominated for his work with young deaf and blind people.
Tree planted in memory of 12-year-old boy who died after being hit by car
Around 50 people, including Cole’s family and friends, attended the vigil on what would have been his 13th birthday.
100th birthday celebrations for World War II Navy wren
Mrs Hellings celebrated the event with a party at her care home in Nelson with family, friends, fellow residents and staff.
Number of complaints made to council increases by a third
The figures were revealed in an annual letter to councils across the country by the Public Services Ombudsman for Wales (PSOW).
Welsh Government indicates it can’t fully fund Hafodyrynys Road compensation
The council has agreed to buy 23 properties on the A472 in Hafodyrynys for 50% above the market rate, to ensure residents do not lose out financially.