Parents are being encouraged to have their say on plans for a new primary school in Rhymney.
The plans would mean the closure of Abertysswg and Pontlottyn primary schools, although original proposals to close Fochriw Primary School have been scrapped.
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Passenger bus window smashed by youths while travelling to Caerphilly
Youths throwing stones smashed the window of a passenger bus travelling to Caerphilly on Friday December 5.
Blackwood thief wanted by Gwent Police
Police are looking for a Blackwood man who breached his licence conditions after being released from prison.
Argoed cannibal killer Matthew Williams’ cause of death unknown
The cause of death of Argoed cannibal killer Matthew Williams is still unkown, an inquest heard yesterday, December 4.
Caerphilly resident fined £400 for fly-tipping
A Caerphilly resident had to pay fines totalling more than £400 after being prosecuted for fly tipping.
CaerphillyCounty Borough residents fined £1,000 for dropping cigarettes
In five days over £1,000 of fines were issued across Caerphilly County Borough in a crackdown on dropping cigarette butts.
Caerphilly fitness instructor praised by Older People’s Commissioner for Wales
A fitness instructor who trains the elderly has been praised by the Older People’s Commissioner for Wales.
Caerphilly Stagecoach pupils perform with West End stars for Ty Hafan
Children from Stagecoach Theatre Arts School in Caerphilly performed alongside some of the West End’s biggest stars at a fundraising event for Ty Hafan in Cardiff.
Residents urged to claim free entry to Caerphilly Castle
Residents are being urged to claim their free entry pass to Caerphilly Castle.
People living in Caerphilly town, Llanbradach, Senghenydd, Abertridwr, Penyrheol and Nelson can apply for their pass to gain free entry to the 13th Century building.
Five arrested for Caerphilly fuel thefts as Gwent Police use ‘invisible substance’ to catch culprits
Five people have been arrested after a spate of fuel thefts from industrial estates across in the Caerphilly area as Gwent Police use forensic marking to catch thieves.