Across Wales, the number of pupils receiving grades between A* and C is marginally up – rising from 62.2% last year to 62.5% this year.
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Draining of historic reservoir prompts concern for wildlife
A historic 200-year-old reservoir, classed as a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation, is under threat from being permanently drained by its landowners over “public safety” concerns.
Teen following in late father’s footsteps by launching his own business
Oliver Edmunds was just ten-years-old when his father passed away. Now, aged 18 and graduating from college, Oliver is pursuing a career inspired by his father’s memory.
Green Party announces 2026 Senedd candidates
The Green Party has announced its lead candidates for the seats covering Caerphilly County Borough at next year’s Senedd election.
Quick-thinking ‘little hero’ saves mum’s life after severe sepsis scare
In January last year, five-year-old Poppy’s actions helped save mum Leisha Davies’ life. Now, she is trying to help others recognise the symptoms of sepsis.
New care home on Whiteheads site could create 60 jobs
Newport City Council has received plans for a 66-bedroom care home for older people on part of the former Whiteheads steelworks site, which is being redeveloped.
Tesco plans new jet washing station in supermarket car park
The firm has applied to Caerphilly County Borough Council requesting planning permission for a new jetwash to the store’s northeast.
Hundreds of high-rise flats in Wales await safety work
Hundreds of high-rise buildings which need to be made fire safe in Wales are still awaiting planning decisions.
Council ‘committed’ to preserving Mon and Brec Canal amid water supply concerns
Caerphilly County Borough Council said it is “committed” to preserving the Monmouthshire and Brecon Canal amid ongoing concerns about water supply issues.
GCSE pupils set to receive exam results
GCSE pupils across Caerphilly County Borough will be receiving their exam results on Thursday morning.