Pupils from Trinant Primary School attended the first National SkillForce Prince William Award Graduation Ceremony at the University of Birmingham recently.
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Man now safe after sitting on the track near Bargoed Railway Station
A man who was filmed sitting on the railway track near Bargoed station today is now safe, police have said.
Caerphilly town police station set to close to the public (again)
Caerphilly town’s ‘new’ police station is to close just over a year since it was opened to the public, Caerphilly Observer understands.
Petrol station’s Subway expansion in Nelson recommended for refusal
Plans for a new Subway restaurant at a petrol station near Nelson could be refused over highway safety concerns.
“Disgusting and disrespectful” – World War One centenary figures damaged in Bargoed
Two World War One commemorative figures in Bargoed have been damaged by thoughtless vandals.
Find out what funding is available for your community group
Caerphilly Assembly Member Hefin David is holding a funding advice surgery for community groups and organisations.
It is being held in his constituency offices in Bargoed YMCA on Monday, October 8 from 10am to 1pm.
Man arrested in connection with Caerphilly town sexual assault released without charge
A 23-year-old man arrested on suspicion of sexually assaulting two teenagers in Caerphilly town has been released with no further action being taken.
Memorial garden in Cwmfelinfach to be dedicated as ‘Centenary Field’
A memorial garden in Cwmfelinfach is to be included in a national UK-wide project to commemorate World War One.
EU funding secured to upgrade railway around Bargoed and between Tirphil and Rhymney
The Rhymney Valley line is be upgraded after a total of £119 million in European Union funding was secured by the Welsh Government.
Plans to tackle pollution along Hafodyrynys Road progress
Plans to tackle “challenging” air quality issues on the most polluted road in Wales have moved a step closer.