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Council approves plan to demolish homes on polluted street
The plan will see the council purchase 23 of the worst affected properties along the south side of the A472, offering residents 150% of the market value for their homes to ensure they do not suffer financial hardship.
Nine sentenced after police cannabis raids in Penyrheol
They appeared in Newport Crown Court on Friday, June 14.
“It is important that we remember those who fought and died to secure us the freedom, liberty and tolerance we have today”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert discusses the Armed Forces events, antisocial behaviour and parking enforcement
“It is time for justice for the thousands of former miners in the South Wales valleys”
In his latest blog for Caerphilly Observer, Merthyr and Rhymney MP Gerald Jones discusses miners’ pensions, National Volunteers Week and D-Day.
B&Q store makes donation to National Mining Memorial
The B&Q store on Gallagher Retail Park, Caerphilly has donated more than £100 worth of plants to the National Mining Memorial in Senghenydd.
Council to press ahead with Pontllanfraith leisure centre plans despite court ruling
The leisure centre had been due to close its doors at the end of this month, but campaigners took legal action in their fight to save it and won.
Police find van full of cannabis parked on street
Police are appealing for information after officers found an abandoned van full of cannabis plants.
Assembly Member Asghar to consult constituents on Conservative party leadership
Tory Party members are being asked to vote for either Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt as their new leader. Whoever wins will also become the UK’s next Prime Minister.
Maesycwmmer pub landlord fined for selling alcohol to 15-year-olds
Michael Bishop, 47, who runs the Angel Inn, was taken to court after Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Trading Standards team undertook a test purchase at the premises, with two volunteers, both aged 15, served lager.