A convoy of three fire engines from south Wales are due to arrive in Serbia today as part of a project donating rescue equipment to the country.
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Reopening of Graig-y-Rhacca Resource Centre hailed
A community centre has been officially reopened to provide services to local residents.
Amateur dramatics group Caerphilly Players takes on ‘Blithe Spirit’ this Halloween
Caerphilly Players Amateur Dramatics Group invites you to come along and get involved in their spooktacular production of haunting comedy, Blithe Spirit.
Newbridge coffee shop granted alcohol licence despite church’s objections
A Newbridge coffee shop will be allowed to sell alcohol despite concerns being raised by a local church.
Islwyn MP reveals: “I suffered from all the causes of body dysmorphia”
Islwyn MP Chris Evans has revealed that he suffered from body dysmorphia as a youngster, feeling pressure to get the ‘perfect male body’.
Fly-tipping costs Caerphilly County Borough Council £150k
Fly-tipping in Caerphilly County Borough cost the council more than £150,000 last year – and those caught illegally dumping waste could now be ordered to meet the cost of clearing it up.
Family defend Caerphilly man shot dead in Alps following rape allegations
The girlfriend and the father of a Caerphilly man shot dead by a hunter in the French Alps have defended him after he was accused of raping his sister.
Senghenydd’s mining memorial garden saved from future droughts
While the scorching hot temperatures were enjoyed by many this summer, volunteers at the Universal and National Mining Memorial Garden in Senghenydd struggled to stop the lovely heathers and lawns from dying from lack of water.
Volunteers have raised £4,865 for Ysbyty Ystrad Fawr
A Royal Voluntary Service fundraising group have raised £4,865 for Ysbty Ystrad Fawr in almost three years.
Islwyn MP stresses the importance of oral history
Islwyn MP Chris Evans has called for people to record the oral history of the South Wales Valleys after visiting the Crumlin Navigation Colliery.