A Blackwood councillor has called for Gwent Police and Caerphilly County Borough Council to put more money into tackling antisocial behaviour in his ward.
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Dog breeders from Caerphilly County Borough enjoy success at Crufts 2018
Five proud dog owners officially have top pooches after their dogs came out as winners in their categories at the prestigious Crufts’ dog show held at the NEC, Birmingham, between March 8 and 11.
Lucky Heather wins £5,000 on Bedwas RFC’s first lotto game
Bedwas RFC club captain Alun Rees presented Heather Jenkins and her husband with a cheque for £5,000 before the Llandovery game on March 10.Heather became the first winner of the club’s Lotto…
New law to ban cheap booze in Wales passes first hurdle
A new law that would ban the sale of cheap alcohol has cleared its first hurdle in the National Assembly for Wales.
Ystrad Mynach housing estate maintenance boss told resident to “get a life”
The boss of a maintenance company responsible for a new-build housing estate told a resident to “get a life” when she complained about the firm’s poor service.
Taxpayers’ Gwent Police bill rises by 4.37%
The portion of the council tax bill that pays for police services will increase by 4.37% from April, Gwent’s Police and Crime Commissioner Jeff Cuthbert has announced.
27-year-old man arrested over armed raid at shop in Gilfach
Police are appealing for information after an armed robbery at a convenience shop in Gilfach.
Caerphilly midwife’s surprise from TV’s Ant and Dec for Mothers’ Day
Midwife Wendy Watson was left stunned on national TV
Rhymney Valley line between Ystrad Mynach and Bargoed reopened after HGV hits railway bridge
The Rhymney Valley line has fully reopened to trains after a heavy goods vehicle a bridge near Pengam railway station – however there is still widespread road congestion in the area.
Volunteers needed for Caerphilly’s Big Spring Clean 2018
Caerphilly County Borough Council is calling on communities to join together and take part in its Big Spring Clean project.