The RSPCA has revealed 544 complaints were investigated in Caerphilly County Borough in 2017, with seven people successfully prosecuted.
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Workers’ pay in Caerphilly County Borough below UK average
Taxpayers in Caerphilly County Borough earn significantly less than those across the UK,according to newly-released figures from HMRC, despite the average income increasing by over £4,000 in five years.
Four in court accused of drug dealing after police raids in New Tredegar, Abertysswg and Bargoed
Jory Kift, 25, of School Street, in Elliots Town; Callum Lewis, 24, of Alfred Street, Rhymney; Gareth Price, 28, of Queen’s Road, Elliots Town; and Anthony Smith, 36, of Sunny View, Pontlottyn, appeared before Newport Magistrates’ Court on Saturday, May 5.
Cadw unveils ambitious plans to transform Caerphilly Castle into “major tourist attraction”
A dragons’ lair and an interactive maze are among plans to turn Caerphilly Castle into a “major UK tourist attraction”.
Girl, 15, died after taking ecstasy for the first time, inquest hears
A 15-year-old girl died on a mountainside beauty spot after taking ecstasy for the first time, an inquest heard.
Public and Legal Notices for May 10, 2018
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Volunteers needed for Penyrheol Community Centre
Volunteers are needed to help with the running of a popular community centre.
Lifestyle brand Rothfink holds successful open day
Rothfink Industries held an open day at its Greenway Workshops base in Bedwas on April 14 to promote their growing business and unique brand.
Tyn y Wern Primary School pupils travel through time with history project.
Pupils from Tyn y Wern Primary School in Trethomas ‘travelled through time’ recently as part of a history project.
Bedwas scrape a narrow late win over Newport
Bedwas won a narrow victory over Newport with a try in the final minute to record a third successive win and moved up to fifth in the Principality Welsh Premiership table.