Caerphilly Food Festival returns this Saturday, bringing a variety of stalls and activities.
Category: News
New school building will ‘benefit wider community’
A planned new school in Caerphilly will improve children’s opportunities and benefit the wider community, according to a local ward councillor.
Ystrad Mynach Spring Fair brings 5,000 visitors to town
It attracted nearly 4,000 more visitors than visited the town the previous Saturday, making it Ystrad Mynach’s busiest day of the year so far.
Tributes paid to former Wales rugby international
Newport RFC have paid tribute to their president and former Wales international Brian Jones, from Cwmcarn, who has passed away aged 89.
Nant yr Aber river to be monitored over pollution fears following fire
The Nant yr Aber river in Caerphilly is be monitored over the coming days after foam used to extinguish an industrial fire entered it.
Bargoed heroin dealer who ‘spread misery’ jailed
A Bargoed man who ‘”spread misery” by selling heroin and crack cocaine has been jailed.
Order banning dogs from sports pitches renewed for further three years
Council rules banning dogs from marked sports pitches and other measures have been renewed for a further three years.
Hopes hospital’s new waiting room will finally ease crowding
A new waiting room extension at the Grange University Hospital is expected to open in the summer.
City’s tech hub needs more power for future growth
Major infrastructure could be installed in western Newport to support the area’s technological boom.
Dog-walking area fails to win planning permission despite early success
A new dog walking area on the edge of Newport is an “unjustified” loss of farmland and will affect users of a public right of way, councillors have decided.