Friday February 7 marks exactly 100 years since Caerphilly Workmen’s Hall first opened its doors, and the occasion is being marked with a special gala concert.
Category: News
Rugby round-up: Bedwas climb the table as Penallta slip up
With the season fast approaching its conclusion, sides across Caerphilly County Borough make their final push for promotion as others fight for safety.
Football round-up: Bluebirds claim big point and Treowen Stars make push to join them
It was a busy weekend of football across Caerphilly County Borough as most clubs enter their final stages of the season.
‘Ongoing improvement’ in handling of adoption allowance payments
Newport City Council is making “emerging and ongoing improvement” in its payment of adoption allowances to families.
Plaque commemorating once-forgotten WWI soldier unveiled
Lance Corporal Haydn Carlyle Phillips, a former Lewis School Pengam pupil, was gassed in the German Spring Offensive of March 1918.
Paedophile who sexually assaulted 13-year-old girl in park jailed
Dean Williams, who was 26 at the time, assaulted his young victim in a park in Caerphilly after he had added her on Snapchat.
Welsh GPs accept revised contract offer from Welsh Government
GPs in Wales have voted to accept a revised contract offer from the Welsh Government for this financial year.
Price into World Masters second round
Gerwyn Price saw off Florian Hempel in straight sets to book his place in the darts World Masters second round.
Body of missing man, 51, found in river
A body found in Bedwas this week has been confirmed as that of missing 51-year-old Andrew Edwards.
Council chooses senior officer to be next chief executive
Richard Edmunds’ appointment brings to a close a rocky few months for the council following the departure of his predecessor, Christina Harrhy.