Wales is to get an extra £400 million over the next five years to spend on capital projects, such as roads and schools.
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Police appeal after woman assaulted with wooden plank in Tir-y-Berth
Police are appealing for information after a woman was assaulted in Tir-y-Berth.
Source of pollution which discoloured River Ebbw near Crumlin has been resolved
The source of pollution which turned the River Ebbw a white colour has been restored, according to Natural Resources Wales.
Caerphilly UKIP chair named in report over misspent funds
The chairman of the Caerphilly branch of UKIP has been named in a report alleging that European Union money was misspent by UKIP.
Teacher from Caerphilly downloaded indecent pictures of children
A primary school teacher from Caerphilly has been given a suspended prison sentence after downloading indecent images of children.
Further £150,000 put aside for rising legal bill in Caerphilly Council pay scandal
Councillors have agreed to put aside a further £150,000 of taxpayers’ money to cover rising legal costs in a long-running pay scandal involving three senior council bosses.
Firefighters tackle 100 tonnes of plastic on fire in Rhymney
Firefighters have successfully tackled a large blaze at an industrial estate involving 100 tonnes of plastic.About 30 firefighters fought the blaze at the Heads of the Valley’s Industrial Estate after being called…
Armed Forces Day to return to Caerphilly
The South Wales Armed Forces Day is to return to Caerphilly town next year.
Caerphilly Business Forum Award winners for 2016 announced
A fast-growing specialist construction and maintenance firm has taken the top accolade at this year’s Caerphilly Business Forum Awards.
New career beckons in Mexico for former guitar teacher from Caerphilly
It may not be to the liking of US President-elect Donald J Trump, but Mexico is the destination of a Caerphilly man embarking on a new career.