The Welsh Government has struck a deal with the UK Government over devolved powers affected by Brexit.
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Former paratrooper from Bedwas waits on selection for Invictus Games after support from Help for Heroes
A former paratrooper from Bedwas is waiting to hear whether he’s been selected to represent the UK at this year’s Invictus Games in Sydney.
Caerphilly-based start-up Signum Health wins at the Wales Technology Awards
A Caerphilly-based digital start-up has won Best Application of Tech at the final of the ESTnet Wales Technology Awards.
Care expenses no longer reported for individual members on Caerphilly County Borough Council
Councillors who claim expenses to cover childcare costs will no longer be listed individually,after the council agreed to amend its reporting scheme.
Man banned from driving and ordered to pay £615 after drunkenly ploughing his car into the front room of a family home in Caerphilly
A man who drove a car into a family’s living room while drunk has been banned from driving and ordered to pay £600 by magistrates.
Six arrested in series of police raids in New Tredegar, Abertysswg and Bargoed
Six people were arrested in a series of police raids yesterday, Thursday May 3, in Tredegar, New Tredegar, Abertysswg and Bargoed.
Welsh Government’s £20m fund to tackle road pollution
A fund worth £20 million has been announced by the Welsh Government to tackle Wales’ most polluted roads – including Hafodyrynys Road in Crumlin.
Residents have rocking good time in Rhymney
Residents on a Rhymney estate proved their area “rocks” at a recent community event.
“Miscommunication” delays decision over proposed wind turbine near Crumlin
An application to build a giant wind turbine near Crumlin has been delayed after developers missed a crucial site visit by planners.
Department for Work and Pensions criticised over decision to move 225 jobs from Caerphilly to Treforest
A decision by the Department for Work and Pensions to move 225 jobs from Caerphilly town to a new centre in Treforest has been criticised by the Public and Commercial Services Union, who say staff could end up losing their jobs.