Caerphilly’s Member of Parliament Wayne David has called for the UK Government to put a stop on the rollout of Universal Credit.
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Maximum university tuition fee in Wales will remain at £9,000
The maximum university tuition fee in Wales will remain at £9,000 after plans to raise it by £295 were scrapped by the Welsh Government.
Casa Mia wows Caerphilly diners with exquisite views
SPONSORED: Caerphilly town’s newest restaurant Casa Mia has opened its doors to a great reception from diners.
Police order for Lansbury Park estate in Caerphilly
Gwent Police has introduced a dispersal order for Caerphilly’s Lansbury Park estate.
Judge warns Penyrheol loan shark to expect “lengthy custodial sentence”
A loan shark has been told to expect a “lengthy immediate custodial sentence” by a judge after he admitted a string of charges.
Bedwas woman credits charity Action for Children with saving her life
A woman from Bedwas has credited a post-care skills service with saving her life, after the charity celebrated securing new funding to ensure its continuation.
Islwyn MP Chris Evans criticises proposals that would see his constituency abolished
Islwyn MP Chris Evans has spoken out at proposals that would see his constituency abolished in a shake-up of Parliamentary seats.
Late Abertridwr-born artist Peter Prendergast to have previously unexhibited works displayed
Previously unseen work by the late Abertridwr-born impressionist artist Peter Prendergast is to go on public display to mark ten years since his death.
Three month closure order for “nuisance” property in Caerphilly
A house in Caerphilly described as a “problem property” will be shut down for three months after Caerphilly County Borough Council obtained a closure order.The council successfully obtained the order, executed under…
Man charged over Pontlottyn train stabbing due to appear in court
A man is due to appear in court accused of stabbing a passenger on a Rhymney-bound train.