Caerphilly County Borough Council has approved plans to adopt the Welsh Government’s High Street Rate Relief Scheme to provide support for eligible high street retail businesses affected by the recent rating revaluation.
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200 runners expected to take part in MegaRun charity event between Caerphilly and Cardiff castles
More than 200 runners are expected to take part in a charity run from Caerphilly Castle to Cardiff Castle this Sunday.
Tree felling work forces closure of forest car park near Caerphilly town
A forest car park near Caerphilly town will close for over a month while work to remove diseased larch trees is carried out.
Official opening for new police station in Caerphilly town
Caerphilly town’s new police station has had its official opening by the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent, Jeff Cuthbert.
Police appeal to find missing 17-year-old from Oakdale
Police are appealing for information after a teenager from Oakdale was reported as missing.
The Wales Valleys Walking Festival returns to Caerphilly County Borough
The Wales Valleys Walking Festival has returned this September for its 13th year, with 12 walks across the South Wales Valleys.
Two-car crash at Cedar Tree roundabout leaves one person hospitalised
One person involved in a crash on the Cedar Tree roundabout has been taken to hospital, police have confirmed.
Caerphilly butter maker reports increase in profits following investment
A Caerphilly-based butter company has reported growth in turnover and profit following an upgrade to its factory.
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney AM and MP will host jobs fair in town
Merthyr Tydfil and Rhymney MP, Gerald Jones, and AM, Dawn Bowden, have organised a jobs fair which will be held on Friday, September 8, at Ael Y Bryn Community Centre in Rhymney between 10am and 1pm.
Caerphilly County Borough chosen for childcare scheme pilot
Caerphilly County Borough has been named as one of seven areas to pilot a new childcare scheme.