The councillor responsible for stroke support services in Caerphilly County Borough has offered to meet with stroke survivors to discuss its axing.
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Public and Legal Notices for February 1, 2018
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Intimate piercing ban for under 18s introduced in Wales
Wales has become the first country in the UK to introduce a ban on the intimate piercing of under 18s.
Traditional Welsh Caerphilly cheese gains European protection
Traditional Welsh Caerphilly cheese has joined the ranks of Champagne, Parma Ham and Melton Mowbray Pork Pies by being awarded protected food name status by the European Commission.
Confidence falls for Welsh firms
Small business confidence in Wales has fallen at its fastest pace in more than seven years.The Federation of Small Businesses’ latest Small Business Index Report for the final quarter of 2017 shows…
Caerphilly company named in the top 50 IT firms in the UK
Caerphilly-based IT firm Team Metalogic is the only Welsh business to be named in the Top 50 Managed IT Firms in the UK.
Immigration officials arrest shop worker in Rhymney
Immigration officials targeted a shop in Rhymney recently where they found a 29-year-old man working illegally.
Rubik’s Cube championship to be held at Oakdale school
Rhiw Syr Dafydd Primary School in Oakdale is to be the first school in Wales to host the Welsh Open Rubik’s Cube Championships.
Blackwood opticians raise almost £3,000 for eye charity
Two opticians from Blackwood have raised almost £3,000 for a charity that helps treat people without access to eyecare services.
Early entry deal for Caerphilly 10k race
Runners wanting to take part in this year’s Caerphilly 10k race have until the end of the month to get cheap entry. The popular event, sponsored by Bryn Meadows and organised by…