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Council and police vow to tackle anti-social behaviour
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Trading Standards and Gwent Police have vowed to tackle the issue of underage drinking and antisocial behaviour in Ystrad Mynach as the school holidays begin.
Bargoed grandmother spent £41,000 of benefits on luxury holidays
A grandmother cheated her way to more than £41,000 in benefits to splash out on luxury holidays abroad – and was caught out by her holiday snaps.
Police appeal for information regarding sexual assault on train in Llanbradach
British Transport Police (BTP) want to speak to a man in connection with a sexual assault of a 16-year-old girl on a train in Llanbradach.
Controversial mountain bypass could be ‘reconsidered’ following overwhelming public opposition
Controversial proposals to build a bypass to the south east of Caerphilly could be ‘reconsidered’ following an overwhelming negative public response.
£10m to be spent on new ambulances and passenger transport in Wales
More than £10 million is to be spent on new ambulances and patient transport, the Welsh Government has announced.
Timeshare scam warning issued by Caerphilly Trading Standards
Caerphilly County Borough Council’s Trading Standards have urged people to be on their guard against holiday timeshare scams.
Caerphilly Castle lit up in yellow to mark Geraint Thomas’ Tour de France win
Caerphilly Castle was lit up in yellow last night to celebrate cyclist Geraint Thomas’ Tour de France win.The Welshman, who went to Whitchurch High in Cardiff, is due to win the famous…
Fire crews verbally abused on Twmbarlwm
Firefighters tackling grass fires on Twmbarlwm are now being supported by police after being verbally abused.
Bargoed girl completes charity walk in aid of liver disease charity
A Caerphilly girl who was born with a rare liver disease has completed a sponsored walk to raise money for the charity that has supported her family throughout her illness.