A new unisex hair salon recently opened its doors in Oakdale and trade is already booming.
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Health board will fund Caerphilly’s stroke recovery service until 2019
A Caerphilly-based Stroke Association head has welcomed health board funding of its stroke recovery service following a council decision to cut funding.
New schemes launched to help Welsh homebuyers
The Welsh Government has launched two new schemes to help homebuyers in Wales.
Estyn inspectors praise Hendre Junior School
Inspectors from schools watchdog Estyn have praised pupils and staff at Hendre Junior School near Trecenydd.
Pwllypant hill will not close as part of roundabout roadworks, council says
Pwllypant hill will not be closing as part of roundabout improvement works, the leader of Caerphilly County Borough Council has said.
Competition success for Senghenydd photographer
A 46-year-old from Senghenydd has won a gold medal in the final of a national skills competition.
Gilfach man sentenced to three years in jail for stalking
A man from Gilfach has been jailed for three years after he was found guilty of stalking a stranger.
Parents’ group backs lack of sixth form at Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni’s Y Gwyndy site
A parents’ group that campaigns for Welsh medium education has backed a school’s stance over sixth form provision in Caerphilly basin.
EU funding will build new industrial units in Rhymney
Around £1.3 million of European Union funding is to be spent boosting capacity at the Lawns Industrial Estate in Rhymney.
Paramedic from Blackwood and Paralympian from Ystrad Mynach shortlisted for St David Awards
A paramedic and a Paralympian have been named as finalists for the Welsh Government’s St David Award.