Cygnet St Teilo’s, a 23-bed mental health hospital on Goshen Street, Rhymney, created the new social hub to provide a homely and supportive environment for service users.
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Backing for new regional HIV testing and treatment scheme
Caerphilly County Borough Council could join a new regional scheme to improve access to HIV testing and treatment.
Rail disruption to continue for Caerphilly passengers
Transport for Wales (TfW) has announced there will be no trains running between Cardiff and Caerphilly until Monday April 28.
Price hike for ‘lifeline’ meals on wheels service inches closer
A council committee agreed to back proposals for a flat rate of £6.89 for a daily main meal and dessert.
‘I’m petrified for the winter’: Homelessness on the rise as council urged to do more
A councillor and a charity boss have said homelessness in Blackwood is reaching an all-time high, as the council insists it’s “proactively tackling a complex issue”.
Father and son who drowned off Australian coast named
Robin Reed, 46, and his 17-year-old son Owen, from Caerphilly County Borough, died off the coast of Queensland on Sunday April 13.
More than 100 objections fail to stop approval of ‘first’ HMO in village
Caerphilly County Borough Council has approved planning permission for 7 Erasmus Terrace to be turned into a HMO for up to four people.
Citizens Advice: Get help with your council tax bill
In its latest column for Caerphilly Observer, charity Citizens Advice Caerphilly Blaenau Gwent explains some of the help available with your council tax bill.
Easter hampers delivered to families in need
Each hamper, distributed from Rhymney Library as part of the ‘Everyone Deserves an Easter’ campaign, included a chicken dinner with vegetables, hot cross buns, Easter eggs and more.
Pupils hold ‘low carbon’ mock wedding with help from church
Pupils from Fochriw Primary School have been learning about celebrations in their RE classes.