Two chicken-breeding brothers from Llanbradach have won their first competitions at the Royal Welsh Spring Festival, held in Builth Wells on May 19 and 20.
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Change in planning policy by Welsh Government welcomed by Caerphilly AM and council leader
A planning policy which allowed housing developers to overturn rejected applications for new schemes has been scrapped by the Welsh Government.
Pupils across Caerphilly County Borough celebrated Royal Wedding with special school lunch
Pupils across Caerphilly County Borough have enjoyed a special celebration lunch, with a menu fit for a Monarch, to mark the Royal Wedding.
Scout hut homes plan for Oakdale rejected over privacy concerns
A potential lack of privacy to a number of existing properties in Oakdale has led to plans for four new homes on a former Scout hall site being turned down.
Half-term sports camps to be held in Caerphilly, Pontllanfraith, Newbridge and Risca
Caerphilly Sport and Leisure Services are providing a range of sporting opportunities for children aged seven to 12 during Whitsun half-term.
Hospital grounds, school grounds and playgrounds to be smoke-free in Wales by summer 2019
A smoking ban is expected to be in place in hospital grounds, school grounds, and playgrounds by summer 2019, the Welsh Government has said.
House sharing a possible solution to meet demand for single tenants in Caerphilly County Borough
House sharing could be used to help address the rise in demand of accommodation for single tenants, according to a council report.
£2 FOBT limit welcomed by Methyr Tydfil MP Gerald Jones
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney MP, Gerald Jones, has welcomed the UK Government’s decision to cut the maximum stake for Fixed Odds Betting Terminals (FOBTs) to £2.
Holocaust survivor Holocaust survivor shares her story with Lewis School shares her story with Lewis School Pengam
A Holocaust survivor who was orphaned as a child in a concentration camp has shared her story with pupils of Lewis School Pengam.
Caerphilly resident celebrates 100th birthday
A Caerphilly man who served in World War II has celebrated his 100th birthday.