A Llanbradach businesses is facing a potential fine of up to £20,000 after being visited by immigration officials.
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Pontllanfraith Leisure Centre saved from closure – for now
Community campaigners fighting to save Pontllanfraith Leisure Centre from closure have hailed a u-turn from Caerphilly Council as a victory for people power.
Llancaiach Fawr Manor house shortlisted for award
Llancaiach Fawr Manor has been shortlisted in the ‘Best Day Out’ category for the 2018 UK Heritage Awards.
Llanbradach-based JR Gilbert Engineering acquires Bryn Precision
A six-figure funding package from the Royal Bank of Scotland has helped to support the acquisition of Oakdale-based Bryn Precision by Llanbradach-based JR Gilbert Engineering.
M&S ditches plan to open food store in Caerphilly town
Retailer Marks and Spencer has scrapped its plan to come to Caerphilly town citing recent difficult trading conditions.
Tributes paid to Catnic founder Dr Alf Gooding following death
Tributes have been paid to the Risca-born entrepreneur Dr Alfred Gooding OBE.
Police treating death of Newbridge man as unexplained
Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a 35-year-old man at a flat in Newbridge.
Rugby legend Shane Williams visit to Caerphilly for wear red for Velindre
Rugby legend Shane Williams dropped into Twyn Primary School in Caerphilly town on Friday, February 2, to show his support for the ‘Wear Red for Wales and Velindre’ campaign.
Caerphilly Council spending £16,500 a week for child’s care placement
Caerphilly County Borough Council is spending £16,500 a week for a child’s care placement, it has been revealed.
Caerphilly stove installer prosecuted and ordered to pay £7,000 for falsely claiming he was registered with industry body HETAS
A wood burning stove installer has been ordered to pay more than £7,000 after he was prosecuted by Caerphilly Trading Standards for falsely claiming he was registered with industry body HETAS.